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SEA Games 32: tickets, broadcast of sport events free of charge

Cambodia's National Organising Committee of the 32nd SEA Games and 12th ASEAN Para Games (CAMSOC-CAMAPGOC) has announced that SEA Games tickets are free for all spectators and the government also has also granted free right to the broadcast of sports information both inside and outside the country.
SEA Games 32: tickets, broadcast of sport events free of charge ảnh 1Aerial view of Morodok Techo National Stadium, which is the venue for SEA Games 32 opening ceremony in Cambodia. (Photo: information.gov.kh)

Phnom Penh (VNA) – Cambodia's National Organising Committee of the 32nd SEA Games and12th ASEAN Para Games (CAMSOC-CAMAPGOC) has announced that SEA Games tickets are free for all spectators and the government also has also granted free right to the broadcast of sports information both inside andoutside the country.

CambodianPrime Minister Samdech Techo Hun Sen in a special voice message on his officialTelegram site affirmed that the country has spenthundreds of millions of US dollars and many years to organise the upcoming regionalsporting event, therefore he will not definitely allow any ticket sales for theopening and closing ceremonies as well as during the competitions.

He warned that any groups orany officials who act differently will be responsible to the Prime Minister andthe law.

Cambodia is going to host the32nd SEA Games from May 5 to 17 and the 12th ASEAN Para Games from June 3 to 9. In total, 37 sports have been listed for the 32nd SEA Games and 13 forthe 12th ASEAN Para Games./.

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