I was there from 1979 to 1984, I remembered everything that happened to my life. It’s also the place that gave me life. I missed the so much, hopefully someday I can find way there again. Love you all.
I was 11 year in Khao I dang .even no money not enough food .but I happy ...I miss all that memory ...every place I go I do......thank you. For shear...
Like you I grew up in the camp too, hard lives, nothing to worry, happy looking forward to come to the third countries like America, Australia, France…..many more. Thanks for posting your memories. I was 10 year olds.
We left there in 86', so I was 5 years old then. Other then remembering about drowning and helping my mom make nom bang-chouk, I have very little memories. Thank you for sharing!!
Memories will stay with us and in our hearts until we leave this beautiful earth. Hold on to each memories is just like we are holding to one another. God blesses each and everyones of you.
For us that survived Pol pot regime and lived through Refugee camps and came to the 3rd Country were blessed for us and We never take Life for granted. Unfortunately , people didn't go through like us are Clueless and unappreciated life. Even our own kids that is the Sad part. Now, in our Cambodia some people are poor and some are so damn rich. Life is Not fair, but trying to Enjoy while we still can because it is NOT last forever.... I always missed my best friends in Kaoi Dang....✌️🙏💑👨👩👧👧
My name is Hong use to live in khao I Dang Camp, children center in section 9b. I have my brother Houy and sister at the same children center. Now I am living in long Beach California. the first time I see and know my friend who used to at the children center with me. I do know the following picture by time in this video in TH-cam as the following 1:321:491:572:162:312:422:472:564:36. Thank you for sharing this picture. I live over there since 1980-1981.
Beautiful pictures n great memories. I don't have any picture of me or my family in Khoa I Dang. I really want to see how I look like back then. I was there from 1980 to early 1984.
When I was 11 year old life was in hell hole I trap in Khmer rouge, in koa I dang camp life wasn't bad consider got 3 square meal a day. I'm in the U.S, I made it, life is great I enjoy every minute of it.
How could an evil and mean person thumbs down this video? Whoever did thumbs down should lived as a refugee to see how it feels like. I hope your country (ies) going through what Cambodia going through one day.
That's a shit mentality you want a whole country to suffer because a person didn't like the video? Maybe they thumbs down cause of song quality audio or something else. For you to want war for other countries is despicable and give a bad image for Khmer peoples, you use the Angkor and flag to represent yourself and say uneducated dumb shit. You call people mean but then go even lower, you should practice what you teach cause your eye for an eye is like communist thinking. Educate yourself and your enemies, only that way people can live in peace and harmony.
- i love this , at 5:39, is my Mum . she was soo excited to see this and show it to me . it brought back soo many memories for her . Her name is Nieng Yerm .. she’s in the middle with a white polo .
1971 establishment[edit] The Groupe d'Intervention Médicale et Chirurgicale en Urgence ("Emergency Medical and Surgical Intervention Group") was formed in 1971 by French doctors who had worked in Biafra, to provide aid and to emphasize the importance of victims' rights over neutrality. At the same time, Raymond Borel, the editor of the French medical journal TONUS, had started a group called Secours Médical Français ("French Medical Relief") in response to the 1970 Bhola cyclone, which killed at least 625,000 in East Pakistan (now Bangladesh). Borel had intended to recruit doctors to provide aid to victims of natural disasters. On 22 December 1971, the two groups of colleagues merged to form Médecins Sans Frontières.[8] MSF’s first mission was to the Nicaraguan capital, Managua, where a 1972 earthquake had destroyed most of the city and killed between 10,000 and 30,000 people.[9] The organization, today known for its quick response in an emergency, arrived three days after the Red Cross had set up a relief mission. On 18 and 19 September 1974, Hurricane Fifi caused major flooding in Honduras and killed thousands of people (estimates vary), and MSF set up its first long-term medical relief mission.[10] Between 1975 and 1979, after South Vietnam had fallen to North Vietnam, millions of Cambodians emigrated to Thailand to avoid the Khmer Rouge. In response MSF set up its first refugee camp missions in Thailand.[8] When Vietnam withdrew from Cambodia in 1989, MSF started long-term relief missions to help survivors of the mass killings and reconstruct the country’s health care system.[11] Although its missions to Thailand to help victims of war in Southeast Asia could arguably be seen as its first war-time mission, MSF saw its first mission to a true war zone, including exposure to hostile fire, in 1976. MSF spent nine years (1976-1984) assisting surgeries in the hospitals of various cities in Lebanon, during the Lebanese Civil War, and established a reputation for its neutrality and willingness to work under fire. Throughout the war, MSF helped both Christian and Muslim soldiers alike, helping whichever group required the most medical aid at the time. In 1984, as the situation in Lebanon deteriorated further and security for aid groups was minimised, MSF withdrew its volunteers. Wikipedia.
Wow! You lived there for a very long time. Fortunately, I only lived there for about a year. I was perhaps 10 years old when I left Kao I Dang. I still have some memories left from the short time I was there. It has been 40 years since I left there and the hardship I (and most of us) went through have made us stronger. It is the hardship that we endured have molded us into who we are today. It was a bitter-sweet memory. We had sponsorship from my cousin in France who escaped the Khmer Rouge regime. While we were stationed in the Philippines, we received another sponsorship from America. My mom decided to change the course of destination to come to America because we were expecting to meet my father who came to the US to further his education prior to the fall of srok Khmer. My father was in the army and upon his completion of his education, he would be presented a one-star general. Unfortunately, he went back to srok Khmer to look for us and he was captured by Pol Pot, tortured and executed. This information was furnished to us by his older brother. Talking about the irony!!!
Ray Bin, Or Mr. Bin Ray? I was one of the first family (First truck) to K.I.D in1979. Oh a person look for Keo Sarath's pictures, they should check at Rochester, MN. He has a son name (Ah Tok, because , Keo Sarath' nick name is Tek)😅😅😅
Hello Yonn, How are you ?This is Ray. I am standing on the 4th from the right side. you have any contacted with any one in this clip @ 1:53? I believed this is school in K.I.D. Take care.
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I was there from 1979 to 1984, I remembered everything that happened to my life. It’s also the place that gave me life. I missed the so much, hopefully someday I can find way there again. Love you all.
This bring back lots of memories.😢 Thank you for sharing
I was 11 year in Khao I dang .even no money not enough food .but I happy ...I miss all that memory ...every place I go I do......thank you. For shear...
នេះជាអនុស្សាវរីយ៍ដ៏អស្ចារ្យ
I missed this place all the time
Thanks for sharing
Like you I grew up in the camp too, hard lives, nothing to worry, happy looking forward to come to the third countries like America, Australia, France…..many more. Thanks for posting your memories. I was 10 year olds.
I was there 1982..only 8 years old..sad never forget who's you are..
We left there in 86', so I was 5 years old then. Other then remembering about drowning and helping my mom make nom bang-chouk, I have very little memories. Thank you for sharing!!
Memories will stay with us and in our hearts until we leave this beautiful earth. Hold on to each memories is just like we are holding to one another. God blesses each and everyones of you.
For us that survived Pol pot regime and lived through Refugee camps and came to the 3rd Country were blessed for us and We never take Life for granted. Unfortunately , people didn't go through like us are Clueless and unappreciated life. Even our own kids that is the Sad part. Now, in our Cambodia some people are poor and some are so damn rich. Life is Not fair, but trying to Enjoy while we still can because it is NOT last forever.... I always missed my best friends in Kaoi Dang....✌️🙏💑👨👩👧👧
Yes yes!
My name is Hong use to live in khao I Dang Camp, children center in section 9b. I have my brother Houy and sister at the same children center. Now I am living in long Beach California. the first time I see and know my friend who used to at the children center with me. I do know the following picture by time in this video in TH-cam as the following 1:32 1:49 1:57 2:16 2:31 2:42 2:47 2:56 4:36. Thank you for sharing this picture. I live over there since 1980-1981.
I was just 2 years old which I could recall some hurt and sweet memory... Khao I Dang, the place I was born
Where are you now Australia or America
Left when I was 2 yrs
Beautiful pictures n great memories. I don't have any picture of me or my family in Khoa I Dang. I really want to see how I look like back then. I was there from 1980 to early 1984.
I was born there but I was too young to remember anything From Khao I Dang. This help me to keep me grounded 👍😆 thanks for sharing .
Bring back memories!!!😢😢😢😢❤
Wow, thanks Ray. There are no words to describe how I feel to see this slice.....Thx Bun Ly Ung
When I was 11 year old life was in hell hole I trap in Khmer rouge, in koa I dang camp life wasn't bad consider got 3 square meal a day. I'm in the U.S, I made it, life is great I enjoy every minute of it.
YES I KNOW I'm 15
Dragonfly, I don’t you real name is but I lived there from 12 yrs old to 16 yrs old.
@@bobbyphin7668
We all trap the same year in 1975 and get out the same time in 1979
I love your memory! Life is amazing!
ពិតជាមហាសំណាង អាយុថ្លៃ មានភ័ព្វវាសនា ខ្លាំងណាស់ អ្នកទាំងអស់គ្នា ខ្ញុំជំនាន់ប៉ុល ពត ម្តាយឪពុកស្លាប់អស់ នៅភ្នំស្រុកជិតនេះសោះ មិនទៅជំរំហ្នឹងគេ បែររត់មកស្រុកកំណើតវិញ សុខចិត្តមករស់នៅ មណ្ឌលកុមារកំព្រាទៅវិញ អរគុណដែលបានឃើញរូបភាព ដែលអ្នកទាំងអស់ខំតស៊ូរហូតដល់មានសុភមង្គលដ់សព្វថ្ងៃនេះ ។
I was there for two years. Life wasn't bad. No Bills, I never forget that place. There was a lot of good people.
How could an evil and mean person thumbs down this video? Whoever did thumbs down should lived as a refugee to see how it feels like. I hope your country (ies) going through what Cambodia going through one day.
That's a shit mentality you want a whole country to suffer because a person didn't like the video? Maybe they thumbs down cause of song quality audio or something else. For you to want war for other countries is despicable and give a bad image for Khmer peoples, you use the Angkor and flag to represent yourself and say uneducated dumb shit. You call people mean but then go even lower, you should practice what you teach cause your eye for an eye is like communist thinking. Educate yourself and your enemies, only that way people can live in peace and harmony.
Thanks for your sharing , Khao i dang is taking part in our life.
Hi Bona, I am with you 100%
This is where I was born. We left around 1982
Born there , lived there till I was 7.
I love it. What a great memory.
ខោអាវសម័យនឹងស្អាតៗ
- i love this , at 5:39, is my Mum . she was soo excited to see this and show it to me . it brought back soo many memories for her . Her name is Nieng Yerm .. she’s in the middle with a white polo .
1971 establishment[edit]
The Groupe d'Intervention Médicale et Chirurgicale en Urgence ("Emergency Medical and Surgical Intervention Group") was formed in 1971 by French doctors who had worked in Biafra, to provide aid and to emphasize the importance of victims' rights over neutrality. At the same time, Raymond Borel, the editor of the French medical journal TONUS, had started a group called Secours Médical Français ("French Medical Relief") in response to the 1970 Bhola cyclone, which killed at least 625,000 in East Pakistan (now Bangladesh). Borel had intended to recruit doctors to provide aid to victims of natural disasters. On 22 December 1971, the two groups of colleagues merged to form Médecins Sans Frontières.[8]
MSF’s first mission was to the Nicaraguan capital, Managua, where a 1972 earthquake had destroyed most of the city and killed between 10,000 and 30,000 people.[9] The organization, today known for its quick response in an emergency, arrived three days after the Red Cross had set up a relief mission. On 18 and 19 September 1974, Hurricane Fifi caused major flooding in Honduras and killed thousands of people (estimates vary), and MSF set up its first long-term medical relief mission.[10]
Between 1975 and 1979, after South Vietnam had fallen to North Vietnam, millions of Cambodians emigrated to Thailand to avoid the Khmer Rouge. In response MSF set up its first refugee camp missions in Thailand.[8] When Vietnam withdrew from Cambodia in 1989, MSF started long-term relief missions to help survivors of the mass killings and reconstruct the country’s health care system.[11] Although its missions to Thailand to help victims of war in Southeast Asia could arguably be seen as its first war-time mission, MSF saw its first mission to a true war zone, including exposure to hostile fire, in 1976. MSF spent nine years (1976-1984) assisting surgeries in the hospitals of various cities in Lebanon, during the Lebanese Civil War, and established a reputation for its neutrality and willingness to work under fire. Throughout the war, MSF helped both Christian and Muslim soldiers alike, helping whichever group required the most medical aid at the time. In 1984, as the situation in Lebanon deteriorated further and security for aid groups was minimised, MSF withdrew its volunteers. Wikipedia.
I live in khan I dang 1979 until 1989. Thanks.
Wow! You lived there for a very long time. Fortunately, I only lived there for about a year. I was perhaps 10 years old when I left Kao I Dang. I still have some memories left from the short time I was there. It has been 40 years since I left there and the hardship I (and most of us) went through have made us stronger. It is the hardship that we endured have molded us into who we are today. It was a bitter-sweet memory. We had sponsorship from my cousin in France who escaped the Khmer Rouge regime. While we were stationed in the Philippines, we received another sponsorship from America. My mom decided to change the course of destination to come to America because we were expecting to meet my father who came to the US to further his education prior to the fall of srok Khmer. My father was in the army and upon his completion of his education, he would be presented a one-star general. Unfortunately, he went back to srok Khmer to look for us and he was captured by Pol Pot, tortured and executed. This information was furnished to us by his older brother. Talking about the irony!!!
Imagine if we all stayed and help rebuild Kampuchea. 😐
Ray Bin, Or Mr. Bin Ray? I was one of the first family (First truck) to K.I.D in1979. Oh a person look for Keo Sarath's pictures, they should check at Rochester, MN. He has a son name (Ah Tok, because , Keo Sarath' nick name is Tek)😅😅😅
U have great pictures. Thanks for sharing. I have one photos from that time.
Awesome.
Wow wow I am very love khao I Dang Camp , that's my home town , so my friend where are guys live at right now?
Thanks, bro I found some more of my pictures here in Sakeo Camp.
Paul, I am happy for you.
What the cambodia people stay in the Khao I Dang Camp.??
Kameir Seri ??
Or Sihanook ??
Or Khmer Rouge ??
Or....... ???
Ray, this video is great, it make me feel so lonely out here...jk. keep it up the good work my freind...
@ 1:53 in this video me in this picture, standing three from right, thanks for sharing I missed My friends
Hello Yonn, How are you ?This is Ray. I am standing on the 4th from the right side. you have any contacted with any one in this clip @ 1:53? I believed this is school in K.I.D. Take care.
🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺👏👏👏👏👏wow that was a beautiful picture
This is David Try...
Neak teang os knea plech ta Korng pjay mea krou heuy merl tov.
miss khao I dang camp
Not! it's bitter sweet place
Not at all. It's a bitter sweet place.
Who's singer
You all look so young back then 😊
❤️❤️❤️
ខ្ញុំស្ដាយរូបថតរបស់បងប្អូនខ្ញុំមិនបានថែរក្សាអោយល្អខូចអស់។
Who here is in sydney?
អនុស្សាវរីជំរុំខាវអីុដាវមិនអាចបំភ្លេចបាន
ខំពិនិត្យមើលក្រែងឃើញពូកែវសារ៉ាត់😊😊
កម្រងរូបថតអនុស្សារីយ៏កាលនៅជំរំពិតជាដក់ជាប់ក្នុងចិត្តបំផ្លេចមិនបានឡើយ
🤟🔥🫀☝🏼🇰🇭🫵🏻