According to the Ministry of Health, the two Chinese people arrived in Cambodia from China at around 11 o'clock on September 8. Arrangements were made for them to be quarantined in a hotel, but they had a dispute with the staff and escaped. The authorities are currently looking for the two people who had previously tested negative to the new Coronavirus.
Mr. Wang (pseudonym) told reporters that he took the same plane as them on that day, CZ8313 from Guangzhou to Phnom Penh, and there were around 160 passengers on the plane. During customs inspections, the everybody's passport was collected and there were around 110 people arranged to be quarantined at the same hotel near the airport.
Mr. Wang said that when they arrived at the hotel by shuttle bus to check in, the two had a dispute with the hotel staff and escaped. The staff chased the men but they jumped into a car and fled. Mr. Wang thought that the two may have been causing a scene deliberately so that they could jump into a car that was waiting for them outside.
Ministry of Health and the police went to the hotel to investigate.
Then the staff of the Ministry of Health and the police came to the hotel to check.
The entry forms filled out by the runners.
Mr. Wang said that the management of the quarantine hotel is very lax. People in quarantine are allowed to leave their room and visit the rooftop bar to drink and listen to music.
Mr. Wang said that some people in quarantine had also ordered prostitutes from the outside. After bribing the security guard downstairs with a pack of Chinese cigarettes, the young lady entered the hotel. She charged $200 for sex.
It is understood that the other two quarantine hotels where the remaining 50 passengers went have stricter management. Quarantined people are not allowed to go out and food is delivered to the door outside their room.
Yesterday morning, the hotel where Mr. Wang was staying, returned the passports of those in quarantine and they were allowed to leave. Mr. Wang said "I still hope that the management of quarantine will be stricter. After all, it is a special time."
