Phnom Penh Post - In Brief: Land-mine deaths falling: Authority
The
Cambodian Mine Action Authority has recorded that the number of people
injured by land mines in Cambodia has dramatically decreased over a
5-year period. From 2001 to 2005, some 838 people were injured by mine
explosions on average per year, but the number dropped to 450 in 2006,
to 352 in 2007 and tp 266 last year, the group announced in a press
release Sunday.
New US bill ‘is a violation of Cambodian independence’After a US congressmen introduced bipartisan legislation that will enact sanctions on Cambodian officials responsible for “undermining democracy” in the Kingdom, government officials and the ruling Cambodian People’s Party on Sunday said they regarded the potential action as the “violation of independence and sovereignty
Angkor Wat named as the top landmark for the second yearTravel website TripAdvisor has named Cambodia’s ancient wonder Angkor Wat as the top landmark in the world for the second year running in their Travelers’ Choice Award 2018, an achievement Cambodian tourism operators expect will attract more tourists to the Kingdom. The website uses traveller
Ministry’s plan for net sparks fearsThe government has ordered all domestic and international internet traffic in the Kingdom to pass through a Data Management Centre (DMC) that has been newly created by the state-owned Telecom Cambodia, in a move some have claimed is an attempt to censor government critics. Spokesman
Hun Sen detractors ‘will die’Prime Minister Hun Sen on Wednesday said those who curse or insult him would eventually die without a plot of land to bury their bodies after being killed by lightning, suffering the same fate as those who recently died in Thmar Baing district in Koh