Cambodia's ex-leader Hun Sen complains of 'constant' money demands
Hun Sen said nearly 20 messages in one day included four requests for tens of thousands of dollars for housing, vehicles and tuition.
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Cambodia's ex-leader Hun Sen complains of 'constant' money demands
"I find myself unhappy. This is because I have received nearly 20 messages via Telegram and WhatsApp" in a single day, he wrote in a social media post on Tuesday. "Some requests are for in-person meetings, while others detail family hardships and specifically ask for money to buy houses (or) motorcycles (sometimes two at a time). "Some requests are phrased vaguely -- asking for 'transportation' -- but clearly imply a car, as the requester alrea…
Hun Sen Complained About Constantly Receiving Text Messages Asking for Money to Buy Houses and Cars.
Former Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen said he constantly receives messages asking for money, assistance with buying houses and cars, and tuition fees, to the point of feeling harassed.
In a social media post on September 22, Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen complained about constantly receiving messages from people asking for money to buy houses, cars, motorbikes, and pay for their children's school fees.
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