Cambodian police carrying a rifle to monitor the people who follow Covid-19 preventive measures in places at high risk of infection.

A group of Phnom Penh police on 3/5 bring patrol rifles in Boeng Salang, Toul Kork Prefecture, which is considered a "red region" with a high risk of infection in the capital.

"Are you afraid of Covid-19? Do you want us to go hand or stop selling immediately?", The patrol team told the vendors.

Cambodian police carry the rifle patrol the sense of anti-epidemic of people in Phnom Penh on 3/5.

This officer said the police force tried to prevent trade in "red region" and asked to close markets, but some small traders still deliberately ignore the government's regulations.

The small businesses shared they were seriously affected from the Covid-19 pandemic and were forced to continue their business to earn income in a difficult time.

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen announced to stop blocking in the capital Phnom Penh and some provinces from May 5, despite the new infection of the country still increased three numbers.

Cambodia yesterday recorded 841 cases and three deaths caused by NCOV, bringing the total number of people with Covid-19 nationwide to 15,361, of which 106 people died.