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I have no idea how the competent authorities saw an x-ray of that suitcase and deduced it could be drugs, she's really unlucky!* *full retard You don’t have to be Sherlock to identify such an amount in one suitcase with just the xray pic. And I reckon the software identifies obvious cases by itself and flags them, so the competent officer in front of the screen looks up from his phone. The custom's dog beeing successful again. Customs work is for dogs that can't find truffles.

I have no idea how the competent authorities saw an x-ray of that suitcase and deduced it could be drugs, she's really unlucky!* *full retard You don’t have to be Sherlock to identify such an amount in one suitcase with just the xray pic. And I reckon the software identifies obvious cases by itself and flags them, so the competent officer in front of the screen looks up from his phone. The custom's dog beeing successful again.

For foreigners, the useful part is knowing who to call before you need to. On August 31 the Ministry of Tourism reissued its 24-hour emergency contact list: 117 for police, 119 for an ambulance, 016 654 736 for the Tourism Police Department, and 031 201 2345 or 031 601 2345 for the National Police rapid response line for foreigners. Entry and exit problems go to the General Department of Immigration on 068 386 699, 078 386 699 or 087 386 699. Nice list of important telephone numbers.... yeah maybe in a decade or two there'll be a simple three digit number for tourists. 777 or 888. And 555 over here in Thailand.

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China has way more expats and tourists than westerners combined. The authorities do not have the manpower. Huh? China population in Cambodia big big. Westerners small small. Police staff in Cambodia small small too.

China has way more expats and tourists than westerners combined. The authorities do not have the manpower. Huh?

Many Khmer have Chinese parents or resent relatives. Not all Chinese are dodgy. Sure, and I am not talking about them, I am talking about the recent influx. These guys are so obviously criminals, it doesn't get more cliché. It is getting too hot for them in Mainland China so they are heading abroad. And how exactly does one round the criminals up effectively? China has way more expats and tourists than westerners combined. The authorities do not have the manpower. Maybe we could get you to pick out the obvious crims in your spare time.

For foreigners, the useful part is knowing who to call before you need to. On August 31 the Ministry of Tourism reissued its 24-hour emergency contact list: 117 for police, 119 for an ambulance, 016 654 736 for the Tourism Police Department, and 031 201 2345 or 031 601 2345 for the National Police rapid response line for foreigners. Entry and exit problems go to the General Department of Immigration on 068 386 699, 078 386 699 or 087 386 699. Nice list of important telephone numbers.... yeah maybe in a decade or two there'll be a simple three digit number for tourists. 777 or 888.

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Many Khmer have Chinese parents or resent relatives. Not all Chinese are dodgy. Sure, and I am not talking about them, I am talking about the recent influx. These guys are so obviously criminals, it doesn't get more cliché. It is getting too hot for them in Mainland China so they are heading abroad.

China has embedded itself within Cambodia not just the financial system but culturally as well, for at lease 2000 years. Aint no way they’d kick them out! Many Khmer have Chinese parents or resent relatives. Not all Chinese are dodgy.