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Cambodia registers its first COVID-19 death, senior official sounds the alarm
After Cambodia reported its first COVID-19 death on Thursday, Health Ministry Spokesperson Or Vandine described Cambodia’s COVID-19 situation as “alarming” especially because of the presence of the fast-spreading, more deadly, UK variant of the virus.
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Five women come together to promote women’s rights in Cambodia
Three generations of five strong women have come together to celebrate International Women’s Day through a week-long series of digital-based campaigns to promote women’s rights amid the COVID-19 outbreak in the Kingdom.
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Police Send Slap-Happy Youth to Court After Drive-By TikTok Smack
Two youths who were filmed smacking an unidentified foreign cyclist on the back of the head while they drove a motorbike past him were sent to the Phnom Penh Municipal Court on Wednesday to set an example for other wayward youth, a police official said.
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First doses of Sinopharm to be suspended
The Ministry of Health on Thursday evening announced that first doses of Sinopharm doses would be suspended throughout the country on a rolling basis while first doses of AstraZeneca would continue to be administered to those 60 years old and older.
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Cambodia Marks First COVID-19 Death, One Year After Coronavirus Declared Pandemic
Cambodia’s Ministry of Health on Thursday confirmed the country’s first COVID-19-related death, one year to the day that the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the coronavirus that causes the disease a global pandemic.
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More Hang Meas stars tested positive for COVID-19
The COVID-19 cluster linked to Hang Meas Production team expanded today, as the production’s two female artists tested positive for COVID-19..
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10 Drivers Arrested Trying to Smuggle People Out of Preah Sihanouk
At least 10 taxi and truck drivers have been detained by Sihanoukville authorities while trying to smuggle people out of Preah Sihanouk province in violation of a Covid-19 government travel ban, the provincial administration said.
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Police Send Slap-Happy Youth to Court After Drive-By TikTok Smack
Two youths who were filmed smacking an unidentified foreign cyclist on the back of the head while they drove a motorbike past him were sent to the Phnom Penh Municipal Court on Wednesday to set an example for other wayward youth, a police official said.
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Police Send Slap-Happy Youth to Court After Drive-By TikTok Smack
Two youths who were filmed smacking an unidentified foreign cyclist on the back of the head while they drove a motorbike past him were sent to the Phnom Penh Municipal Court on Wednesday to set an example for other wayward youth, a police official said.
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Cambodia Reports First COVID-19 Death Since Start of Outbreak
Cambodia has reported its first COVID-19 death since the start of the novel coronavirus pandemic, as a recent community transmission cluster continues to spread throughout the provinces.
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Cambodia’s Battambang province has become the 8th province to be infected by COVID-19 bringing number of provinces with the virus to 8
Battambang, with one COVID-19 positive case, has become the eighth province to be infected with the COVID-19 virus when a 30 year old Cambodian female was tested positive Wednesday by the Ministry of Health.
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Law on measures against COVID-19 promulgated
The Law on measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and other deadly infectious diseases was promulgated on Mar. 11.
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Dismissed Drug, Poor Care? Concerns Raised After Covid-19 Center Death
Covid-19 patients in Cambodia have been treated with hydroxychloroquine, a health official said, even though medical researchers last year dismissed the drug as a treatment for Covid-19, and the WHO this week said it should not be used to prevent or treat coronavirus.
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10 Drivers Arrested Trying to Smuggle People Out of Preah Sihanouk
At least 10 taxi and truck drivers have been detained by Sihanoukville authorities while trying to smuggle people out of Preah Sihanouk province in violation of a Covid-19 government travel ban, the provincial administration said.
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Cambodia Marks First COVID-19 Death, One Year After Coronavirus Declared Pandemic
Cambodia’s Ministry of Health on Thursday confirmed the country’s first COVID-19-related death, one year to the day that the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the coronavirus that causes the disease a global pandemic.
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Dismissed Drug, Poor Care? Concerns Raised After Covid-19 Center Death
Covid-19 patients in Cambodia have been treated with hydroxychloroquine, a health official said, even though medical researchers last year dismissed the drug as a treatment for Covid-19, and the WHO this week said it should not be used to prevent or treat coronavirus.
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Kandal Village Locked Down, 6,000 in the Province Quarantined
The “February 20” Covid-19 outbreak is fanning out in the provinces, with a village of 300 households in Kandal province locked down, schools closed in parts of Siem Reap and Prey Veng, and parties, weddings and other gatherings suspended in Kampong Speu.
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6 Crematoriums Being Built as Hun Sen Makes Plans for Covid-19 Corpses
Prime Minister Hun Sen said on Tuesday that in the event of the death of Covid-19 patients, the bodies will need to be cremated. He ordered that Phnom Penh and provincial authorities make sure they have crematoriums ready in preparation.
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Government under Fire as Deforestation Continues Unabated in Prey Lang
Infamous for rampant illegal logging, Prey Lang Wildlife Sanctuary has once again caught international attention, with both the government and international donors coming under fire for failing to preserve the protected area.
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Cambodia Turns Hotel into COVID-19 Hospital as Cases Rise
PHNOM PENH, CAMBODIA — A defunct luxury hotel in Cambodia's capital finished conversion into a 500-room coronavirus hospital on Monday, as authorities enforced a new law imposing criminal punishments for violating health rules and infections continued to rise in the Southeast Asian country.
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