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Last Westerdam Passengers Arrive At Sokha PP

 

Phnom Penh: The last 233 passengers from Westedam traveled by bus from Sihanoukville and arrived at Sokha Hotel in Phnom Penh on the evening of 19 February 2020. They will be ready to fly to their respective countries by tomorrow after they were screened for the Covid-19 virus.

Arriving at Sokha Hotel in Chroy Changvar, Phnom Penh, Tourism Minister Thong Khon arranged for an Apsara Dance to welcome them.

According to Minister Thong Khon said that provisions will be made for trips to visit the beautiful city of Phnom Penh.

The Minister further stated that “For the Westerdam cruise ship passengers who are on board at the Sokha Phnom Penh Hotel, to relieve boredom…. we have arranged for some of them to visit the city. The Ministry of Tourism has been distributing tourism brochures and this evening we will be doing a tour. Traditional dance troupes will visit the hotel as well. ”

A total of 747 crew members will return on the Westerdam to the Philippines.

After docking at the port of Sihanoukville and passing through a medical check-up, the tourists were granted free access by the Royal Government of Cambodia. They can stay in Cambodia or leave by plane if they want to.

Many embassies, both US and European, expressed their appreciation for the Royal Government of Cambodia’s support. RASMEI


One thought on “Last Westerdam Passengers Arrive At Sokha PP

  1. We were on the westerdam cruise ship and got off after 19 days and had a six hour coach ride to the hotel in phnom phen were we were greated with open arms. It was an ashame with the Turkish Airlines who treaded us like leprosy and the airport in alicante we were left on the plane in alcante four an hour the civil gaurd were station at all exits so we could not escape and a medical teams call on to examine me and my wife. When we finally got of the airport was deserted not passport control nobody. Its was such ashame that when we got home that we felt so far from home.

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