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Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen said that "with this miserable event, I would like to share my condolences with my compatriots and the family members of the victims."[6] He ordered an inquiry to be conducted in response to the incident, and declared 25 November to be a day of mourning.[10] The government said that the investigation would be conducted by a special committee that would take evidence and testimony from witnesses to the incident.[11] The preliminary reports of the investigation, released on 24 November, said that the stampede had been triggered by the swaying of the bridge, which had caused panic among many of those on it.[12]
The government said that it would pay five million riel, or US$1,250, to the families of each of the dead, as well as paying a
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Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen said that "with this miserable event, I would like to share my condolences with my compatriots and the family members of the victims."[6] He ordered an inquiry to be conducted in response to the incident, and declared 25 November to be a day of mourning.[10] The government said that the investigation would be conducted by a special committee that would take evidence and testimony from witnesses to the incident.[11] The preliminary reports of the investigation, released on 24 November, said that the stampede had been triggered by the swaying of the bridge, which had caused panic among many of those on it.[12]
The government said that it would pay five million riel, or US$1,250, to the families of each of the dead, as well as paying a
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