Marathon speech by Cambodian PM

Thursday 09 August 2012 22:24 BST

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Asia's longest-serving ruler has set what appears to be a personal record for his longest public speech: five hours, 20 minutes.

The Cambodian Prime Minister, Hun Sen, 61, spoke to parliament yesterday in a televised speech on sensitive border disputes with Vietnam. It is believed to be his longest speech in his 27 years as Prime Minister.

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