Phnom Penh regulates traffic flow to serve ASEAN Para Games 12

Phnom
Penh (VNA) – Phnom Penh authorities will suspend two-way traffic
near the Morodok
Techo National Stadium between the section of Win-Win Boulevard from
Prek Pnov
Bridge toward National Road No. 6 from June 6 – 9 to serve Cambodia’s
host of 12th biennial Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)
Para Games.
The move aims to ensure security, safety and public order
and avoid traffic congestion during the sporting event.
As scheduled, official events of the Games will be organised at the Morodok
Techo National Stadium, as well as in Chrouy Changvar district and Sangkat
Preaek Ta Sek neighbourhood. Additional gatherings are likely to take place in
other parts of the city, especially at sports stadiums, such as the Army
Stadium and/or Chroy Changvar International Convention and Exhibition Centre.
Khieu Kanharith, Minister of Information and
Vice Chairman of the Cambodian national organising committees for the 32nd SEA Games and
12th ASEAN Para Games (CAMSOC-CAMAPGOC), on May 30 inspected the establishment of the Main Press Centre (MPC) of the
Morodok Techo National Stadium to serve domestic and international journalists
during the 12th ASEAN Para Games.
Phos Sovann, Director General of Information
and Audio-visual of the Ministry of Information said the MPC can accommodate
between 250 to 300 national and international journalists at the same time,
with free snacks as well, he added.
According to Sovann, more than 500 Cambodian and international journalists have
officially registered to work at the event.
Cambodia
expects to win 56 medals in the upcoming games, up from 28 medals they got in
the 11th ASEAN Para Games in Indonesia in 2022. The host country is also expected to rank sixth out of the 11
participating countries on the medal tally./.