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The Ministry of Health renewed its call for officials to pay attention to the examination and treatment of patients with ethics, professionalism and equity, regardless of their political affiliations.

A man was injured and rushed to hospital after his tractor detonated an anti-tank mine on May 15 in Sala Krao commune’s Stung Koy village of Pailin province’s Sala Krao district.

A groundbreaking ceremony was held for a new “Win-Win” monument in Pailin province, built to commemorate Cambodian politicians who acrificed their lives in wartime.

Bharatiya Janata Party leader and Supreme court advocate Nalin Kohli on Monday welcomed the Centres decision to review the provisions of Section 124A which criminalises the offence of sedition and termed any political comments on it inappropriate.

The meeting comes as opposition candidates face harassment from ruling Cambodian People’s Party officials.

Could this former New York resident, now known legally as Santa Claus, serve in the House of Representatives?

Prime Minister Hun Sen on May 3 met with more than 1,700 students who passed their high school examinations last year with “A” grades. Speaking at the Overseas Cambodian Investment Corporation’s (OCIC) exhibition hall in Phnom Penh’s Chroy Changvar district, Hun Sen expressed his pleasure at meeting the 1,753 students from across the country.

KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. -- Klamath Countys Public Health Office (KCPH) knows prescription drug disposal can be a need at any time.

Prime Minister Hun Sen has instructed the Ministry of Health to review the transfer of 26 Covid-19 patients at the National Olympic Stadium to other facilities in order to allow athletes to use the stadium to prepare for the 32nd Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games), which Cambodia hosts next year.

Police in Pailin province transferred a Korean man to the National Police on April 26 – just hours after he was arrested. The man was wanted for extortion in Korea, and had fled to Cambodia and gone into hiding in Stung Kach commune’s Phsar Prom Cheung village of the province’s Sala Krao district.