Government’s Instructions for the upcoming Chinese and Vietnamese New Year
Government’s Instructions for the upcoming Chinese and Vietnamese New Year
According to Khmer Times’ recent article, it is said that the government has issued instructions that are meant to be followed during the Chinese and Vietnamese New Year Celebration. This especially concerns the usage of firecrackers and fireworks, which are banned yet again.
This celebration is set to be taking place from the 28th to the 30th of January, with which the government intends to maintain order, safety and security during this time period. Therefore, following issued advices and instructions of a total of 7 points:
Explosions, like firecrackers and fireworks are strictly forbidden, along with any kind of gambling and holding unauthorized religious or traditional processions.
At all places, security, safety, public order and dignity should be maintained. Cautions should be made when handling any actions that can cause fire, such as lighting incense sticks, paper, stoves, and electricity. Burning papers is strictly forbidden on sidewalks and public roads, with recommendations for using metal containers and earthen pots.
Authorities will prevent imports of firecrackers, fireworks and all kinds of explosives at the entrance of Phnom Penh. These items will be confiscated if found to be on sale in markets.
Instructions must be spread to all citizens, by the 14-district administrations, departments and units.
The Phnom Penh Department of Cult and Region must spread the instructions to Chinese and Vietnamese Associates.
For effective implementation, strict orders must be issued within the Police Department, Military Police Command, and Special Military Zone Command.
Violation of the instructions will result in punishment by force according to the law.
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