The article describes a protest that took place in front of Toul Sangke Market in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Vendors gathered to express their grievances against the Phnom Penh Capital Administration, Russey Keo Administration, and the market's owner. They demanded the reopening of the market due to financial difficulties and requested rent suspension during the closure period. Despite complying with health measures, they were not allowed to resume operations, leading to frustration among vendors. Previous requests to the authorities remained unresolved, prompting the protest.

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