Phnom Penh Addresses Dilapidated Buildings

Phnom Penh currently has 21 dilapidated buildings across the Daun Penh, 7 Makara, Por Sen Chey, and Boeung Keng Kang districts. In a recent meeting, HE Minister Say Sam Al discussed urgent safety concerns with residents living in these structures.

The Minister emphasized the importance of government-citizen collaboration to ensure safe housing or adequate compensation for affected residents. He highlighted the risks of potential building collapses and called for decisive action to protect citizens.

The Phnom Penh Municipal Administration is working closely with the Ministry of Land Management to assess safety measures, as the dangers posed by these old buildings are unpredictable.

Residents expressed their appreciation for the government’s attention and remain hopeful for effective solutions, reflecting a commitment to urban safety and responsible governance.

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