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Covid-19 Arrests: Parties, Not Wearing Masks, Smuggling on Ambulances
Five people have been sentenced to one year in prison in Kampong Cham and Takeo provinces for violating the Covid-19 Law after drinking in groups against public health protocols, amid a slew of arrests across the country for parties, illegal travel, not wearing masks and breaking curfew.
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Hefty fines for those who violate lockdown
The Phnom Penh City Hall has set several categories of hefty fines for people who intentionally do not comply with the administrative measures set by the government and the Phnom Penh City Administration in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
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Newspapers suspend printing due to COVID-19 lockdown restrictions
the sweeping COVID-19 lockdown in Phnom Penh restricts most work-related travel, Cambodia’s remaining traditional media outlets have suspended their print editions.
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Government provides aid in cash and kind to affected C-19 families
The Ministry of Economy and Finance will provide social assistance and support to families seriously affected by the February 20 Community Event.
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Cambodia’s first lockdown sees challenges as number of infections keeps rising
As COVID-19 cases continue to rise sharply, Cambodian government has introduced even harsher measures to its lockdown restrictions in Phnom Penh and neighboring Takhmao City, in Kandal, while the capital’s poorest residents say they are struggling to access enough food to eat.
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Covid-19: Cambodia unfairly singled out!
The February 20, community transmission incidence has led to spikes in confirmed Covid-19 cases and an increasing number of deaths due to the virus, forcing the Government of Cambodia to adopt laws and regulations and necessary measures to curb the spread and get it back under control.
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Recovered C-19 twice-quarantined patient still in payment fix
Despite the dilemma raised by the Norwegian national questioning his quarantine plight, the recovered COVID-19 patient continues to be in quarantine in a hotel in Sihanoukville worrying about his $90 stay per night.
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Four Phnom Penh Communes, Three Villages Declared ‘Red Zones’
Phnom Penh City Hall declared four communes and three villages in the locked down capital as “red zones” under a new decree made public on Monday, requiring that even food sellers are closed down.
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Commune Authorities Look to Enforce Tightening Lockdown Requirements
Local-level authorities are navigating the enforcement of Phnom Penh and Takhmao city’s tightening lockdown rules amid an ongoing Covid-19 surge, saying commuters need permits but delivery drivers do not, and limited outdoor exercise is being allowed while preserving safety.
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Four Phnom Penh Communes, Three Village Declared ‘Red Zones’
Phnom Penh City Hall declared four communes and three villages in the locked down capital as “red zones” under a new decree made public on Monday, requiring that even food sellers are closed down.
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One Convicted, Four in Detention for Breaking COVID-19 Lockdown Measures
At least five people have been charged, detained, or convicted for allegedly violating the new COVID-19 law during a two-week lockdown enforced in Phnom Penh and Takhmau.
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Kampong Chhnang provincial authorities locate Hang Sim who fled Phnom Penh after testing positive for COVID-19
The Kampong Chhnang Provincial Health Department with the cooperation of the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Interior have found the 42-year-old COVID-19 positive patient who fled Phnom Penh to this province
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Four Phnom Penh Communes, Three Villages Declared ‘Red Zones’
Phnom Penh City Hall declared four communes and three villages in the locked down capital as “red zones” under a new decree made public on Monday, requiring that even food sellers are closed down.
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The real preventative healthcare is poverty alleviation
As I write this column, I’m waiting for my new oven. I thought I’d given up on pandemic baking but my sourdough starter is healthy and well-fed; the cookies made on a weekend were gifted before I ate them all myself.
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Cambodia Uses Wedding Halls for COVID Patients as Cases Surge
Cambodia began setting up thousands of hospital beds in two wedding party halls on Sunday to cope with an influx of COVID-19 patients in a country that up until recently had largely managed to contain infections.
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Man gets one year in prison for violating lockdown measure
The Phnom Penh Municipal Court on April 18 sentenced a man to one year in prison for cutting off a barricade tape in a lockdown area in Phsar Depot II commune of Phnom Penh's Toul Kork district last week. This marks the first case that a Covid-19 measure violator has been tried.
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CSOs urge measures against violence amid lockdown
Twenty-four civil society organisations have called on the government and relevant authorities to pay more attention in preventing harassment, sexual abuse and gender-based violence during 14-day quarantine and in areas under lockdown.
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Toul Sangke Market shuttered from last night due to COVID-19
Authorities have decided to lock down Samhan Market, also known as Toul Sangke Market, Sangkat Toul Sangke I, Khan Russey Keo, Phnom Penh on the night of April 18, 2021, after the authorities cooperated with a team of health officials to find people with Covid-19 had visited the market.
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Seven Ex-CNRP Members, Including Kem Sokha Aides, Return to Politics
Seven former Cambodia National Rescue Party officials, including a few close aides of former party president Kem Sokha, were granted political amnesty and allowed to reenter the political arena.
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Another 17 Hectares of Tamok Lake Carved Out for Gov’t Agencies
Three government institutions are receiving 17 hectares of the Tamok Lake in northwestern Phnom Penh, a lake that has been handed in piecemeal to private and public interest groups.
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