Tag: New Zealand

Phnom Penh: 52YO New-Zealander Andrea Mary Main found dead in Harmony Hotel.

Posted on by Koon Khmer

In the morning of August 5 2016 at 8AM the police examined the corps of a 53YO female New-Zealander who died in room number 603 on the 6th floor of Harmony Hotel which is located number 25, Street 148, sangkat Phsar Kandal 1, khan Daun Penh, Phnom Penh.

The cause of death is not known yet; the police is currently waiting for the results of the Technical Department.
The outcome of the investigation showed that the victim died of a heart attack (caused by the use of morphine).
The corps has been sent to the morgue of Russian Hospital.

DOB: 3/10/1963, Epsom, NZ.
The Khmer article came with a picture of a positive OPI-test (Morphine).

Read more here: http://www.koonkhmer.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=1817

52YO New-Zealander Andrea Mary Main found dead in Harmony Hotel , Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

Facebooktwitterredditpinterestmail

Sihanoukville: 56YO New-Zealander Kevin Eric Rotheram dies at his rental house.

Posted on by Koon Khmer

A foreigner died around 10.30AM on June 25 2016 in the 3rd floor room of the rental house of (belonging to?) Thach Samnang (located in) Group 26, Village 3, Sangkat 3, Sihanoukville City/Province.
The body was moved from the place of the incident and put near the stairs on the ground floor.

The victim was identified as ROTHERAM KEVIN ERIC, born in 1959, citizen of New Zealand.

At the moment the cause of death is still unknown.

Read more here.

56YO New-Zealander Kevin Eric Rotheram dies at his rental house. in Sihanoukville, Cambodia.

Facebooktwitterredditpinterestmail

Siem Reap: New Zealander Te Maiharoa Doyle Lovett dies in hospital.

Posted on by Koon Khmer

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. 

Read more here.

New Zealander Te Maiharoa Doyle Lovett dies in hospital, Siem Reap, Cambodia.

 

Facebooktwitterredditpinterestmail

Kampot: New Zealander JOHN GEORGE CATALINAC dies on the way to the hospital.

Posted on by Koon Khmer

http://www.matemohachunnews.com/details/17-03-2016-1-4260.html (Graphic Warning!)

New Zealander dies from a heart attack on his way to the Provincial Referral Hospital

Kampot
A foreigner identified as JOHN GEORGE CATALINAC, male, born on 02/07/1942, New Zealander, holder of passport LNXXXXXX, living in a rental house located in May 1 village (១ឧសភា), sangkat Kampong Kandal (កំពង់កណ្តាល), Kampot district, Kampot province died around 6PM on March 16 2016 because of an heart attack.
He was found and rushed to the Kampot Provincial Referral Hospital but because his condition was serious he died.
After approval from the embassy and in collaboration with the Kampot Provincial Referral Hospital his body was sent to the Russian Hospital in Phnom Penh.

Read more here.

Kampot: New Zealander JOHN GEORGE CATALINAC dies, Cambodia.

Facebooktwitterredditpinterestmail