Infant Dies at Cambodian Daycare, Ruled Death by Illness
An infant at the 'ChemKid' daycare in Phnom Penh has died. Authorities have concluded the death was due to severe pneumonia and respiratory infection, with no other factors involved. The family has not pressed charges against the daycare, which provided a $1,000 donation to the bereaved family.
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