Cambodia: Over 1,100 Traffic Fatalities in 9 Months
Cambodia recorded 1,160 traffic fatalities between January and September this year, with motorcyclists accounting for a high proportion of deaths, often due to not wearing helmets. The economic cost of these accidents is estimated at $466 million annually.
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