Dec 6, 2010
DPA
Phnom Penh - A dentist and a guesthouse owner were among four people arrested by Cambodian police for allegedly distributing pamphlets predicting world upheaval, national media reported Monday.
The Cambodia Daily newspaper said they were taken into custody Thursday for handing out a leaflet that used Buddhist prophecies to forecast a world war, volcanoes erupting and earthquakes between 2012 and 2014.
The police chief of Svay Rieng province in southeastern Cambodia said the four had recommended concerned citizens should perform good deeds to ensure they survived the impending apocalypse.
'The leaflet might intimidate people,' said Prach Rim. 'But I think the court will release them because the case is not a big crime.'
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