In a statement issued on the evening of September 20, Cambodia’s General Department of Immigration said that a Chinese man had shouted loudly in a public place near the Naga entertainment complex in Phnom Penh on September 19, drawing the attention of nearby residents and briefly causing traffic congestion.
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Local police arrived after receiving a report and took the man to the “Cargo” temporary holding facility that day. Immigration police questioned him on September 20.
According to his statement to police, the man shouted in public because he wanted to return to China. Addressing his earlier claims that he had been threatened and followed, he later said that no one had actually threatened him. He had felt frightened and thought someone was following him, but there was no factual basis for those claims.
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Police subsequently conducted a urine test, which returned a positive result for methamphetamine.
The General Department of Immigration said the man remained in temporary custody while the relevant authorities completed follow-up procedures, with plans to deport him in accordance with the law.