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A woman is injected with anesthesia before surgery in 2013. Experts at a conference yesterday said that access to surgical care in the Kingdom was severely lacking.
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School children in knee high water push their bikes through the streets of Phnom Penh’s Meanchey district in 2013 after heavy rain saw an inundation of flood waters in the area.
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Both inside and outside the vehicle, the Khmer Magic Music Bus musicians spend the journey singing, laughing and clapping.
Mon Thai’s khene playing inspired the Khmer Magic Music Bus.
Youk Sinat attempts to learn to play the slek, or the leaf.
The Sa’och community were amazed by the musicians’ instruments.
Arn Chorn-Pond: ‘This music is magic music; it heals everything.’
Youk Sinat plays the flute to intrigued villagers.
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A view from the Phnom Penh Center on Sothearos shows the numerous cranes working on riverside developments in the Tonle Bassac area.
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Cristia Nou Picart is the new chef at Doors Music and Tapas.
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Cabaret’s dramatic sign makes a statement.
The courtyard tables are good for a large party.
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Wat Put Mondal at Oudong, which is also where the Vipassana Meditation Center is based.
Male nun, or ta tei, Chhin Samboun, at his home in Wat Put Mondal complex, Oudong.
Wat Put Mondal, Oudong. The historical site is home to some hundred male ta tei as well as female daun jee. NICK STREET
Tan Sovannah became a nun to seek refuge from the trauma she suffered after the Khmer Rouge regime. NICK STREET
Chan Sobunvy is the project director at the Association of Nuns and Laywomen of Cambodia. NICK STREET
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Some of the scholarship students hold their certificates, including Kong Gne (bottow row, second from right
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Em Samoeun, 58, is among 25 evictees at the Trapiang Anchang relocation site who have been trained to crochet and knit by Cambodia Knits.
Cambodia Knits provides all the materials for the crocheters and knitters at no cost.
A family relaxes at Trapaing Anchang’s communal pavilion.
Moeun Pea, 22, crocheted 15 pigs in two days. She plans to sell them for 2,000 riel apiece.
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A plate of tabbouleh, hummus and Arabic salad.
The Cambodian servers at Petra are dressed in Jordanian attire.
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Han Ponlork wants to change Phnom Penh’s coffee habits.
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May Sophat, 75, recovers from cataract surgery in Kampong Speu Referral Hospital.
A patient undergoes a refraction test to diagnose his vision problems using modern equipment brought from Australia.
A woman is injected with anaesthetic prior to surgery.
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A Cambodian restaurant employee stands in front of shisha pipes in Phnom Penh’s Chamkarmon district in November
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Veasna Hash was named a professional matchmaker by an institute in New York.
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