Cambodia waives food, accommodation fees of athletes, coaches in SEA Games

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Cambodia waives food, accommodation fees of athletes, coaches in SEA Games
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CAMBODIA waived collecting fees on food and accommodation of all athletes and coaches in the 32nd Southeast Asian Games, a development that translates to significant savings not only for Team Philippines but for the 10 other member countries.

'This is a very significant development because it means a lot in terms of expenses Team Philippines will incur during the Games,' Philippine Olympic Committee president Rep. Abraham 'Bambol' Tolentino said on Wednesday.'We thank Cambodia for putting its best foot forward in its goal to successfully host the SEA Games for the first time,' Tolentino added.The good news was relayed by Cambodia SEA Games Organizing Committee Permanent Vice President Dr.

'This decision and leadership by Samdech Prime Minister Hun Sen further affirms the Kingdom of Cambodia's commitment to hosting our regional sports family and international guests in a neighborly environment of solidarity and friendship,' Kon added.SEA Games hosts normally charge a flat rate of $50 per athlete or coach—inclusive of food and accommodation—although some hotels charge $180 for twin sharing.

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