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Share Stung Treng and Ratanakkiri: The Kingdoms only provinces spared of Covid-19 Thu, 29 April 2021 As much of the country scrambles to cope with the ongoing community outbreak of Covid-19, only two provinces have not recorded a single case as of April 29: Stung Treng and Ratanakkiri. Officials in these provinces have vowed to prevent the disease from entering their jurisdictions. Stung Treng Provincial Administration chief Men Kong said on April 29 that provincial authorities are working hard...

Share Cambodia exported more than 200,000 tonnes of cashew nuts to international markets in the first nine months of 2020, up 20.51 per cent year-on-year, the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries reported. Hong Menea Maiden cashew nut export to Japan set for May Mon, 26 April 2021 The Chey Sambor Cashew Nut processing cottage industry plans to send the Kingdom’s maiden export to Japan next month, after the Cambodian government reopened inter-provincial travel. In Lai Huot, owner of...

The ministry said it mediated 23 cases of infringement and dissolved 37 trademarks during the year. Ministry spokesman Pen Sovicheat told The Post that trademark registration offers protection for appellations of origin linked to specific geographical locations and associated qualities, reputations and characteristics, especially those designated as Geographical Indications (GI). "GI trademark registration is an important tool to encourage the community to produce high-quality GI products by st...

In Battambang province, deputy governor Soeurm Bunrith said that less than 90 workers are returning each day. “During the same period last year, over 1,000 workers returned [a day]. But this year, the number is less. It is very different from previous years,” he said on April 8, noting that many workers might have returned due to the Covid-19 outbreak in Thailand early this year. “Workers don’t return for the celebration because they know authorities will quarantine them for 14 days,”...

Korea Commits $10M to Increase Cambodia’s Mine Clearance and Victim Assistance Efforts in 2021 and Beyond Format Phnom Penh, March 15, 2021 – The Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) has signed a grant cost-sharing agreement with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and a record of discussions with the Cambodian Mine Action and Victim Assistance Authority (CMAA) for the “Clearing for Results, Phase IV: Mine Action for Human Development” (CfRIV) project. The six-year...

NICOLE FELDMAN, HOST Today, we’re going to do something a little different on the UCI podcast. When the pandemic hit last year, a bunch of our scholars got pulled away from their normal research to focus on COVID-19. I think a lot of the rest of us did too. Here at UCI we’ve been really trying to make sure we can still have our classes, and our research, and everything going as the pandemic progresses. But now it’s been over a year, the vaccines are being distributed, including here at UC...

Terrifying moment cobra appears in toilet bowl in Cambodia This is the terrifying moment a cobra was found lurking in a toilet bowl in Cambodia. The resident, Ray Sopha, was about to use the toilet when he spotted an odd-looking object in the water at the home in Phsar Prom village, Pailin Province on March 3. At first, he thought someone had used the toilet and forgot to clean up properly so he flushed the brown thing down. However, the shocked house owner started recordin...

Terrifying moment man spots a COBRA slithering into his toilet bowl Raven Saunt For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo A Cambodian man had a very close call when he spotted a cobra lurking in his toilet just as he was about to use it. Ray Sopha initially thought that the previous user had not flushed the toilet properly at his home in the village of Phsar Prom, Pailin. However he quickly realised it was actually a venomous snake lying in wait. In the terrifyi...

Ray Sopha had been about to use the toilet at his home in Pailin, Cambodia, when he spotted something in the water and quickly realised it was a snake lying in wait.

Terrifying moment cobra appears in toilet bowl in Cambodia Duration: 02:16 This is the terrifying moment a cobra was found lurking in a toilet bowl in Cambodia. The resident, Ray Sopha, was about to use the toilet when he spotted an odd-looking object in the water at the home in Phsar Prom village, Pailin Province on March 3. At first, he thought someone had used the toilet and forgot to clean up properly so he flushed the brown thing down. However, the shocked house owner started recording w...