text: insidr the capital Phnom Penh. The radio broadcast the iml~l~~lt~t ion of the following tight measures : 1. To control, search and watch closely the population 1 lving in Phnom Psnh. 2. To control and check thoroughly personu going in or out of the city. 3, Strict enforcement of curfew during n.ight time. (12) "Th VII cuntinura" by lbdnry Trthw in Fs lktrrn Erunrmic Kwlw ot 9 my 19~s. -----.- (11) AMAN Joint Corunlqur on tha situation in Kampuchrr, 9 July 1Wl - UN docummt Al40/492 of 17 July 19.95. imrurd at Kunle I.\uspur ,,I, (14) m 0 I Brn9kuh, Turodry, April 30, 1995. / I . I A/40/636 g/l 7464 English Paqe 9 B. THE STRENGTHENING OF THE NATIONAL UNITY WITHIN THE COALITION GOVERNMENT OF DEMOCRATIC KAMPUCHEA 16, “The Council of Ministers (of the Coalition Government of Democratic Kampuchea) was of the view that the Vietnamese last-ditch mili- tary efforts against the three parties of the Coalition Government of Demo- cratic Kampuchea during the current dry-season proved that the Coalition Government was gaining military strength as wall as wider political influence in Cambodia and abroad, The Council also took note that the current murderoue attacks by the enemy against ths armed forces of the Coalition Government of Democratic Kampuchea and against the civilian population, far from loosening the bonds which unite the three factions of the Coalition together, have contributed to further reinforce these bonda, not only among the three parties but more and more between them and other Khmer patriots everywhere, "The Council of Ministers ia therefore determine59 to further enhance the unity in the Coalition Government of Democratic Kampuchea with gamdech Norodom Sihanouk as President of Democratic Kampuchea in order to carry on the struggle against the Vietnamese enemy until their total wfthdra- ~1 from Kampuchea in accordance with the relevant UN resolutionr,“(i5) 
analysis: The text appears to be a historical document related to the conflict in Cambodia during the 1970s and 1980s. It mentions the Coalition Government of Democratic Kampuchea, the Vietnamese enemy, and the struggle against them. The text also mentions the strengthening of national unity among the three factions of the Coalition Government. Given the context, it is likely that the text is related to politics, governance, and conflict resolution rather than economic development, natural resources, or other fields.