Phnom Penh Post - Storm destroys bmeanchey homes
A brief rainstorm has destroyed more than 200 homes in Banteay Meanchey province, the provincial police chief said. Hun Hean said the storm began at 4:15pm on April 15 and destroyed 246 homes, many of them in Angkor Borei district. There were no reported casualties.
Chinese nationals on the decline in Sihanoukville?It is no secret that real estate prices in Sihanoukville have been on the rise over the last few years due to the influx of Chinese nationals. Their arrival has brought investment in the real estate, construction, hotel and casino sectors, as well as small
PP massage parlours raided, 29 suspects held for prostitutionThe Phnom Penh municipal Military Police on Sunday raided four massage parlours in Por Sen Chey district and detained 29 suspects for questioning over their alleged involvement in prostitution. Deputy municipal Military Police commander Pu Davy on Monday said the four massage parlours were located near
PM: All 10 Asean countries to receive Rainsy arrest warrantsPrime Minister Hun Sen said on Thursday that all 10 Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) member states will receive warrants for the arrest of Sam Rainsy. The warrants have already been sent to Laos and Thailand. He was speaking at a joint press conference at
Overtourism still threatens Angkor WatTicket sales to the Angkor temples are down. An Angkor Enterprise report has revealed that ticket sales to the Angkor Archaeological Park dropped by more than 11 per cent from the same period last year. Prime Minister Hun Sen isn’t concerned. He told journalists that