According to Cambodian media on December 25**, Cambodia has begun to cool down recently, and many Cambodians have run to buy second-hand winter clothes, at least 2 sets of clothes per person.
The vendors who sell these winter clothes are also happy that their business is booming, and they are all smiling.
A 36-year-old vendor in Pailin province told ** that the temperature began to cool down at the end of December this year, and on the 21st, her stall sold well for bed sheets and second-hand winter clothes, with one (winter coat) top selling for between 5,000 riel and 8,000 riel, and trousers for 10,000 riel. "Because there were so many guests, I was almost so busy that I didn't even have time to rest. She said.
She added that today even motorcycle drivers came to buy winter clothes, not only for themselves, but also for their wives and children. She said that after she closed her stall at the market in the evening, she also sold shoes in a park near the provincial hall, where her business was also more popular.
She also said that it was not only her stall that was doing well, but also the stalls in the vicinity, which made the vendors happy.
The vendors revealed that if business is as good as it was when it cooled, they would be able to earn enough money to pay off their debts.