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Illegal garages to be shut down for road safety
Transport Minister Sun Chanthol yesterday said all garages caught modifying vehicles in contravention to technical standards will be shut down in a bid to reduce the number of road traffic accidents.
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Ministry drafts law to revamp Cambodia’s postal sector
The Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications is reviewing and revising a draft law on the postal sector to bring package delivery in line with economic and technological developments.
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Upcoming holidays to be celebrated under tight security
Tighter security will be expected across the country in conjunction with the upcoming holidays, from August 17 to 21, which was set in lieu of the postponed Khmer New Year in April.
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Seven police officers in Prey Veng suspended over violence, extortion
Seven Prey Veng provincial anti-drugs police officers were suspended for allegedly using violence and extorting money from drug users during crackdowns.
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$28m allocated for round two of IDPoor scheme
The government has allocated $28 million to Wing agents nationwide to provide for the second round of payments for the equity card scheme, set to benefit some 610,000 poor and vulnerable families.
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Kingdom to get demining aid
The international community will provide $20 million in aid to assist Cambodia with mine and explosive ordnance clearance.
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Officials set to expedite M’kiri land registration
The Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction on Tuesday said 550 officials in inter-ministerial groups are set to implement a land registration plan in Mondulkiri province.
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Ministry of Justice vows to improve
Minister of Justice Koeut Rith said on Monday that his ministry is focused on strengthening the justice sector and ensuring judges, prosecutors and court officials perform their duties with dignity and discipline.
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Officials set to expedite M’kiri land registration
The Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction on Tuesday said 550 officials in inter-ministerial groups are set to implement a land registration plan in Mondulkiri province.
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Relevant legislation: Ministry drafting new immigration law
A ministry working group is drafting a new law aimed to effectively manage immigrants and all foreigners in the Kingdom as Interior Minister Sar Kheng said the current Law on Immigration has many 'loopholes and challenges' in its implementation.
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UNDP urges diversion of sovereign debt to help the poor
The UN Development Programme has recommended that Cambodia ' along with 131 other developing nations ' temporarily divert its sovereign debt towards basic income schemes during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Sar Kheng supports National Police Museum construction
Interior Minister Sar Kheng yesterday expressed his support for plans to build a National Police Museum.
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Former government official’s eight-year graft sentence to stay
The Phnom Penh Appeal Court on Monday upheld the eight-year prison sentence imposed on Liem Bunroeun, the former director of the Cadastral Department in Pursat Province for demanding $100,000 from a landowner in exchange for a construction permit.
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All inbound flights set to face added scrutiny
Ministry of Health spokesperson Or Vandine said on Monday that the ministry is monitoring all inbound flights, after it was announced that only those from Malaysia and Indonesia will be temporarily cancelled from August 1.
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‘An affront to the slain’: Petition on extrajudicial murders ‘merely a political stunt’
The Ministry of Justice as well as the ruling Cambodian People's Party yesterday slammed an ongoing campaign by court-dissolved Cambodia National Rescue Party activists which aims to seek online support for a call for investigations into 'extrajudicial murders'.
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ASEM13 delayed until ‘May or June’
Cambodia plans to forward a date for hosting the 13th Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) after the original November date had to be called due to Covid-19 concerns.
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Supreme Court upholds 30-year prison sentence of ex-military man
The Supreme Court on Monday ruled to reject the appeal for a sentence reduction of a former military officer and member of Prime Minister Hun Sen's bodyguard unit who was found guilty by the lower court of shooting a man dead in 2015 over a drunken dispute.
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Ministry holds traffic law training
The Ministry of Public Works and Transport has invited more than 10,000 company representatives to attend a road traffic law training course.
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ACF resolved 117 labour disputes last year
The Arbitration Council Foundation on Saturday announced it had resolved 117 registered cases last year, which was almost double compared with the same period in 2018.
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No entry from two nations
Alarmed over the number of Covid-positive passengers coming in via Malaysia and Indonesia, the government is temporarily suspending flights from both countries from August 1 until their infection rates decline.
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