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Only 1,000 of Cambodia’s 20,000 tuk-tuk drivers legal
A senior official at the Ministry of Public Works and Transport told The Post on Thursday that only 3,000 of the Kingdom’s more than 20,000 tuk-tuk drivers had so far taken a driving test during a three-month “grace period”, with only a third passing.
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Pigs tested for swine fever
The Kampong Cham provincial Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries on Thursday took blood samples from 10 pigs to be tested for African swine fever, after they were illegally imported from Vietnam and confiscated by officials in Koh Sotin district.
‘Most female inmates jailed on drug charges’
Minister of Women’s Affairs Ing Kantha Phavi on Wednesday said that currently around 80 per cent of the Kingdom’s female inmates are imprisoned on drugs charges. “The major...
Deputy prosecutor suspended for ‘clearing’ mangrove forest
Events to be held in Mondulkiri to mark World Malaria Day
H5N6 avian influenza virus detected in Takeo chickens
Political party president detained over ‘incitement’
US Embassy: Chinese trade does not help like the West’s
‘Assaulted’ official seeks justice
Life insurance outstripping general a first
Gross life insurance premium in the Kingdom exceeded gross general insurance premium last year for the first time following an increase in the number of operators, as well as...
Priceless lessons in money management
Learning to make financially responsible decisions from a young age helped Andy Lay, Group president and CEO of City Rice Import Co., LTD, to be a better businessperson.
‘Gift from God’: Crude oil touted as a miracle health cure in Azerbaijan
IMMERSED up to her neck in a dark viscous liquid, Sulfiya smiles in delight, confident that the fetid substance will cure her painful condition.
Champion Coders preparing the Kingdom’s next generation
Through trial and error: Beekeeper in HK harvests hives barehanded
The Christian NGO empowering Cambodian families in Siem Reap
Pearls of wisdom: Japan’s cultured farms still glisten after generations
The celeb ditching high-street fashion for traditional textiles
Rocket takes shock loss to amateur in his stride
SNOOKER great Ronnie O’Sullivan insisted it was “not the end of the world” after he suffered a stunning defeat by amateur James Cahill in the first round of the World Championship...
Kim in Vladivostok for Putin summit
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un arrived in Russia’s Pacific port city of Vladivostok on Wednesday for a first summit with Vladimir Putin, as Pyongyang seeks support in its nuclear...
Earth Day Network wrong to link extinctions with global warming
Monday was Earth Day, an annual event celebrated globally since 1970. Dedicated to demonstrating support for environmental protection, this year’s Earth Day was expected to include events in over 193 countries, coordinated by the Earth...
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Cruising down the river at sunset in sleepy, laidback Kampot town
A three-hour drive from Phnom Penh down National Road 3 is Kampot, a sleepy province well-known for its beautiful countryside, salt fields, water sports, seafood, colonial buildings and Bokor mountain.
