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Updated: One Covid-19 Patient at Large, Another Refused Hospitalization
Prime Minister Hun Sen has ordered all schools in Phnom Penh and Kandal province to close down for at least two weeks as the Health Ministry announced 25 more Covid-19 cases on Tuesday, including two who are not in hospital because they either could not be found or refused treatment, and three carrying the more contagious U.K. variant.
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Government Requests Leniency for Borey Buyers Struggling to Pay
The government is asking property developers to show leniency toward people struggling to pay installments on their gated homes and condominiums, even as a spokesman said a separate youth-led campaign calling for suspending microfinance repayments was illegal.
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Updated: One Covid-19 Patient at Large, Another Refused Hospitalization
Prime Minister Hun Sen has ordered all schools in Phnom Penh and Kandal province to close down for at least two weeks as the Health Ministry announced 25 more Covid-19 cases on Tuesday, including two who are not in hospital because they either could not be found or refused treatment, and three carrying the more contagious U.K. variant.
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NagaWorld Workers Campaign Against Suspended Salaries
More than 1,000 NagaWorld workers have joined an online campaign against suspended salaries after the casino closed due to Covid-19 infections among employees, workers and a union representative said.
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Prime Minister announces three-day Khmer New Year holiday
Prime Minister Hun Sen has decided to allow three days off for this year’s Khmer New Year celebrations after last year’s holidays were cancelled over the pandemic.
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Prince Central Plaza Locked Down Again Two Days After Reopening
The Prince Central Plaza condominium complex in Phnom Penh was ordered locked down again late Sunday, and a second tenant was announced as having tested positive, just two days after it was reopened for all but one floor after a nearly monthlong Covid-19 quarantine.
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BAKC inks MoU for victimised women
The Bar Association of the Kingdom of Cambodia (BAKC) will work with Cambodia National Council for Women to provide legal defence services and train enforcement officials in relevant laws.
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Centuries-old trees to be preserved
After the discovery of about 100 large, centuries-old trees in Keo Seima wildlife sanctuary in Mondulkiri province, Ministry of Environment officials and rangers have set up protection and conservation measures to protect.
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COVID-19 infection crosses 123.8 million globally as deaths cross 2.727 million. Here is the ASEAN status as of Monday, 7am, March 22, 2021
The coronavirus COVID-19 is affecting 219 countries and territories around the world and 2 international conveyances.
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Cambodia Confirms Fourth COVID-19 Death as Government Closes Schools, Entertainment Venues
Cambodia recorded its fourth COVID-19 death Monday as the country ordered the closure of schools and entertainment venues amid an intensifying outbreak of the coronavirus that causes the disease more than a year after it was labeled a global pandemic.
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Report reveals snags for women, youth on path to leadership roles
Transparency International (TI) Cambodia on March 19 released a survey report on the challenges of women and youth in leadership roles in Cambodia. The report recommended the government, NGOs, relevant ministries and institutions to promote women and youth in decision-making positions.
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After Revoking Media License, Gov't Wants Criminal Charges Against Social Media Figure
The Ministry of Cult and Religion has asked a Kandal court to initiate an investigation into Pheng Vannak, who runs a popular Facebook page, for criticizing a Siem Reap monk for lashing three junior monks.
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Cambodian Tycoon Faces Police Probe After Wife-Beating Videos Go Viral
A Cambodian property tycoon is being investigated by police after a montage of video clips showing him attacking his ex-wife went viral this week, prompting a rebuke from the government as it faces pressure to take tougher action on domestic abuse.
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Report reveals snags for women, youth on path to leadership roles
Transparency International (TI) Cambodia on March 19 released a survey report on the challenges of women and youth in leadership roles in Cambodia. The report recommended the government, NGOs, relevant ministries and institutions to promote women and youth in decision-making positions.
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Retired Doctor, 75, Dies of Covid-19 as Case Numbers Rise Again
A 75-year-old retired doctor who was chair of the National Olympic Committee’s sports science commission died of Covid-19 on Monday just a day after testing positive, the Health Ministry said.
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After fourth COVID-19 death, government calls for increased cooperation with testing
The Health Ministry on Monday asked all frontline workers, or people who routinely interact with others, living in Phnom Penh and Kandal and exhibiting COVID-19 symptoms to get tested, as the country reported its fourth death from the viral disease.
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US Urges Preservation of ‘Incredible Biodiversity’ in Cambodian Forest
he U.S. Embassy in Phnom Penh says it is concerned about deforestation in the Prey Lang Wildlife Sanctuary, where five environmental activists were detained for documenting illegal logging in February.
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$8M to civil servants, military for holidays
The government has included the equivalent of $8 million in its budget for Khmer New Year and Pchum Ben holiday bonuses for 500,000 civil servants and members of the armed forces.
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Schools Shut Nationwide as Active Covid-19 Cases Reach Record 725
All schools, technical training institutes and cinemas have been ordered closed nationwide by government institutions as health authorities announced 102 new Covid-19 cases this weekend, raising the number of active cases higher than they’ve ever been.
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Schools on pause amid Covid
The Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport has suspended operations for all schools and educational institutions at all levels – including private schools – across the country in order to prevent the further spread of Covid-19, the education ministry announced on March 20.
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