Phnom Penh Post - ADB gives $44 million
The Cambodian government and the Asian Development Bank yesterday signed loan and grant agreements worth US$44 million for three development projects. According to a press release from the ADB, the agreements will support the development of a market-based financial sector and increase preventative measures in the outbreak of communicable diseases.
CNRP supporters rally in the streets of TokyoSupporters of the Supreme Court-dissolved Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) on Monday rallied on the streets of Tokyo, demanding Prime Minister Hun Sen’s resignation and urging the Japanese government to “save democracy in the Kingdom”. Some 400 protesters in the rally, which was organised by
Over 100 Chinese nationals to be deported for online scamThe Ministry of Interior is planning to deport 128 Chinese nationals after they were arrested in Preah Sihanouk province on Wednesday for their alleged involvement in an online money extortion scam. Y Sokhy, the head of the Department of Counter-terrorism and Transnational Crime, told The Post
LPG gas explosion injures 13 people, including foreigners, in Siem ReapAn explosion on Wednesday at a liquid petroleum gas (LPG) car and tuk-tuk refuelling station in Siem Reap city has left 13 people, including an American and a Briton, suffering burns. The seven most severely burned, including a provincial police officer, were sent to a Thai
The French mother navigating the capital in her own personal tuk-tuk French woman Cecile Dahome gracefully manoeuvres her tuk-tuk through the manic streets of Phnom Penh with the precision of a Japanese katana before a herd of motorcyclists, attempting to perform illegal U-turns, cuts her off. The riders, like baby ducklings following their mother’s tracks,