Environmental concerns taxing Angkor
The tourist toll and sewage problem are among the top concerns for Angkor in a recent international meeting.
Environmental concerns raised about Angkor of Cambodia
Xinhua, 07 June 2008
The International Coordinating Committee of Angkor held its 17th technical meeting this week in Siem Reap town, focusing on how the tourist destination can avoid becoming a victim of its success, the Cambodia Daily newspaper said Saturday.
Experts at the meeting have pointed out that the number of tourists and resulting traffic is taking its toll on the area, the newspaper said.
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