@YangSaingKoma Don't ever come to study in Thailand again. Those Cambodians are so ungrateful. The villagers are starving, the children are uneducated, yet they show the world that Cambodia is developed.
@NunaxMx@vinvipha That’s not even that bad stop tryna compare and cope lol these are just car accidents happen all the time. That why I know you stupid lmao tryna compare car crashes to terrorist bombing mad train crashing lol
Tragedy is not a cause for celebration
The recent tragedies in Thailand have taken the lives of many innocent people.
On a crane from a high-speed rail construction project collapsed onto a train in Nakhon Ratchasima province, killing more than 30 people, both Thai and foreign nationals. On the following day, another crane collapse on Rama II Road killed two more people.
These were human tragedies. Families lost loved ones. Lives were cut short.
It is therefore deeply troubling that Khaosod English received a significant number of comments from readers in Cambodia expressing satisfaction or happiness over these events. Such reactions ignore the human cost of these tragedies and the pain of families who have lost mothers, fathers, children and friends. The victims were not parties to any political or national conflict. They were ordinary people with families, dreams and the right to live in peace.
At the same time, many Cambodian readers also posted messages of sympathy and condolence. These expressions of compassion reflect the shared humanity that transcends borders, and Khaosod English sincerely thanks and respects those who reached out in solidarity.
Even in times of tension between nations, empathy, decency and respect for human life must not be lost.
Khaosod English
15.01.2026
@NunaxMx@vinvipha Lmao that shit ain’t nothing compared to your terrorist bombing, train crashing, crane falling, boats burning, 5 died in a fire, bridges burning that karma right there