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Pol Pot, the murderous Khmer Rouge leader, died in 1998 and was cremated on a pile of old trash in Anlong Veng. Now Phnom Penh officials hope to turn that burned-out garbage pile--in the middle of a malaria-ridden jungle--into a tourist gold mine. They have their work cut out for them: there are no hotels or telephones in the region, the roads are impassable in the rainy season and the jungle is strewn with land mines.
Even so, there may be a market ...
Source: HighBeam Research, Braving Land Mines to See Pol Pot's Grave.(Brief Article)