Khmer Circle:
Sihanouk developed his stomach problem due to the services of his royal chels and French cuisinne [which was among the reasons why he preferred his residences in cooler climates of N Korea and Beijing], but Hun Sen's health problems appear to have more to do with his gross and obsene table manner and sheer lust for all edibles on offer to a king...
No man or woman who considers himself/herself normal or cultured would ever want to share a dinner table with him! Not even his own family members and indeed the man is often pictured taking his massive meals alone.
The afflictions of the people make the happiness and contentment of the King, eh?
^^^
The 70-year-old strongman has previously boasted about his good health.
2023.02.21 Cambodia PM Hun Sen says doctors tell him he’s prediabetic Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen’s statement that he is pre-diabetic marks a rare public announcement about his health.
Reuters
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen announced Monday that he has prediabetes, a condition that means he has above normal blood sugar levels and is at risk of developing Type 2 diabetes.
"I am not diabetic yet, but it is very close. It is alarming,” he said. “[Doctors] asked me to reduce sugar intake.”
This is a rare instance of Hun Sen making a public announcement about his health. Previously, the 70-year-old has said that he was fit and that his family has no history of diabetes.
The announcement comes after his brother Hun Neng, 72, passed away in May 2022. The prime minister’s wife previously secretly built a stupa for him at a pagoda, but Hun Sen has said he won’t be buried there and would rather be buried at his home.
In November, he tested positive for COVID and left the Group of 20 Summit in Bali, Indonesia, as a precaution despite having no symptoms.
Hun Sen has ruled the country for nearly 38 years. He expects to remain in power until 2028, when he plans for his son Hun Manet to take over.
Translated by Samean Yun. Edited by Matt Reed.
Reuters
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen announced Monday that he has prediabetes, a condition that means he has above normal blood sugar levels and is at risk of developing Type 2 diabetes.
"I am not diabetic yet, but it is very close. It is alarming,” he said. “[Doctors] asked me to reduce sugar intake.”
This is a rare instance of Hun Sen making a public announcement about his health. Previously, the 70-year-old has said that he was fit and that his family has no history of diabetes.
The announcement comes after his brother Hun Neng, 72, passed away in May 2022. The prime minister’s wife previously secretly built a stupa for him at a pagoda, but Hun Sen has said he won’t be buried there and would rather be buried at his home.
In November, he tested positive for COVID and left the Group of 20 Summit in Bali, Indonesia, as a precaution despite having no symptoms.
Hun Sen has ruled the country for nearly 38 years. He expects to remain in power until 2028, when he plans for his son Hun Manet to take over.
Translated by Samean Yun. Edited by Matt Reed.
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God usually rewards evil people with wealth and power.
In Hun Sen's case, God has had enough of his BS's and will send him to hell directly.
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