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• Cambodia: A beautiful, haunting and heart-breaking country

YouTube’s user FeleciaCruz posted a less than 2-minute video clip of cow head gets chopped in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. In the video, a girl was using a tooth brush to clean some parts of the cow head.
Take a look at this.

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In one month, The Asia Foundation will select five photos, which will then be turned over to our Facebook fans for a final vote. The selected photo will be featured on the homepage of The Asia Foundation’s global website and in our 2010 Flickr Photography Contest album. Visit our Flickr page to learn how to participate.

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Phnom Penh’s only elephant will be celebrated its birthday at Wat Phnom tomorrow, January 17 at 4pm. ‘Bring bananas, mangoes, apples and pears and, of course, birthday cakes! Sambo’s owner, Sin Sorn, is also happy for any small donation to cover medical and food costs’. According to Southeast Globe magazine, one of Cambodia’s finest magazines, Sambo the fame elephant ‘was born in the beginning of 1960 in Oral district, Kampong Speu province’. Sambo will turn 50 years old tomorrow.

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