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PHNOM PENH (The Phnom Penh/Asia News Network): A young Japanese man, with a heart for philanthropy, crafts and sells crepes with a noble purpose. His mission is to fund well construction in local communities, provide crepes for orphans, and even establish a school in Cambodia.

The government has laid out a comprehensive digital strategy plan for the period of 2023-2027.

The Phnom Penh Municipal Police are seeking permission from the National Police to sack a Chamkarmon district deputy police chief for using drugs after the official was arrested by police from the Ministry of Interior’s anti-drug department on February 10.

Minister of Interior Sar Kheng issued a decision on the formation of 24 groups from the 25 first-order administrative divisions for the implementation of the “Safe Village-Commune Policy” at the sub-national level, the ministry announced on February 1. Eight articles have been set out for each assigned team to follow for dividing their roles and responsibilities.

The Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport announced that 90,950 candidates passed December’s high school diploma examinations. Even before the results were released, a number of public and private higher education institutions announced scholarship programmes and pre-enrollment offers for potential candidates.

Nearly 900 people have committed suicide in Cambodia so far this year, with the most common influencing factors being debt, depression, failed relationships, chronic illness or psychosis due to the effects of alcohol and drugs, according to a new report by the National Police.

PHNOM PENH (The Phnom Penh Post/Asia News Network): Nearly 900 people have committed suicide in Cambodia so far this year, with the most common influencing factors being debt, depression, failed relationships, chronic illness or psychosis due to the effects of alcohol and drugs, according to a new report by the National Police.

Nearly 900 people have committed suicide in Cambodia so far this year, with the most common influencing factors being debt, depression, failed relationships, chronic illness or psychosis due to the effects of alcohol and drugs, according to a new report by the National Police.

Shocking crimes are occasionally committed by youths in Cambodia making the authorities and citizenry take notice.

Shocking crimes are occasionally committed by youths in Cambodia making the authorities and citizenry take notice.