Monday Blogcrawl

My Cambodia book now stands at a ridiculous number of words, but is still entirely unpolished and nowhere near finished. My publisher is going to hate me. Here is some Cambodia-related info from the web this past week:

2 million passengers have now visited Siem Reap airport

• Horrible fire at the Siem Reap night market kills eight. May they rest in peace.
• Beng Mealea Temple, one of the lesser-known temples at Angkor.
• A Buffalo at Siem Reap. In fact, Cambodians normally keep cows, and buffalo are reasonably uncommon.
• Will there ever be justice for the victims of the Khmer Rouge?
• There's still very little mental health care available in Cambodia.
• Quite a few people are beginning to question the point of bringing the increasingly elderly members of the Khmer Rouge to court.
• Cambodian Government decides on $3.1 billion in spending.
• A garment training institute to be built in Cambodia. And as job opportunities improve for Cambodians, the low-paying garment industry finds a labour shortage.
• Sam Rainsy's removal from the voter list means that next year's elections in Cambodia will probably not be fair.
• The most gorgeous hyperlapse movie of Phnom Penh.