A New Zealander died after the owner of a guesthouse brought him to the Provincial Referral Hospital for treatment.

According to the Central Criminal police:
The victim was identified as TE MAIKAROA DOY LE LOVET (should be Te Maiharoa Doyle Lovett), male, 32YO, living in a rental room in Stung Thmey village, sangkat Svay Dangkum, Siem Reap city, Siem Reap province, staff-worker in the Guesthouse Down Town (ដនថោន) located in Wat Damnak village, sangkat Sala Komreuk, Siem Reap city, Siem Reap province.
The owner of the guesthouse told the police:
The victim used to work in Down Town Guesthouse. After they didn’t see him at work the owner of the guesthouse found the victim in his rental room located in Stung Thmey village. At the time he found the victim the victim was suffering pain in the chest so the owner of the guesthouse brought the victim to the Provincial Referral Hospital for treatment. When they arrived at the hospital the doctors helped him immediately until March 27 2016 at 4AM when the victim died .
The doctors concluded that the death can be caused because of clogged heart arteries.
Currently the body of the victim is waiting for the embassy to be returned to the homecountry.

According to his work permit the victim was born on 1407/1983. 

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