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The Ministry of Health has warned that it will take legal action against businesses or individuals who promote the sale of products that have not been registered with the ministry. Several civil society organisations called for more frequent inspections of businesses that distribute pharmaceutical products.

Cambodia’s major roads were clogged once again as post-COVID holiday travel resumed.

The Ministry of Public Works and Transport is considering allowing an insurance company to provide personal accident coverage to vehicle passengers using the Phnom Penh-Sihanoukville expressway.

A career executive of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) was a recipient of the prestigious The Outstanding Filipino (TOFIL) Awards for 2022.

Five Filipinos received honor and commendation from the Junior Chamber International Senate Philippines (JCISP), The Outstanding Filipino Foundation (TOFIL), and Affiliated Network for Social Accountability Foundation for their "exemplary and noteworthy contributions towards the upliftment of Philip

Chhay Sivlin, president of the Cambodia Association of Travel Agents, said that she expected that there will be a lot of domestic and some international tourists visiting various provinces and towns over the Water Festival holiday, especially Siem Reap and Sihanoukville.

More than 50 government, civil society organizations (CSOs), unions and private sector officials met at an October 20 forum to discuss the benefits and challenges in the agricultural sector related to free trade agreements (FTA).

More than 50 government, civil society organizations (CSOs), unions and private sector officials met at an October 20 forum to discuss the benefits and challenges in the agricultural sector related to free trade agreements (FTA).

There is a water crisis in new neighborhoods on the outskirts of Phnom Penh, according to fed-up residents who say the taps are often dry at the boreys, or gated communities, they live in.

In December, the Kampong Chhnang Provincial Administration had resolved nearly 600 land disputes throughout the province and reclaimed over 30,000ha of flooded forest land as state property, according to governor Sun Sovanrith.