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Average land value in Phnom Penh stabilised to $4,500/sq metre in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Average land value in Phnom Penh stabilised to $4,500/sq metre in 2023

While there was a slump in the real estate market post-Covid-19, 2022 and 2023 have shown signs of recovery. Land prices have gone up and the average land value in Phnom Penh stabilised to $4,500/sq metre in 2023, as per a report by the Cambodian Valuers And Estate Agents Association (CVEA).

National day of mourning declared for Ven. Vong cremation - Vimarsana News

National day of mourning declared for Ven. Vong cremation

The government has asked people across the country to mourn for a second time on June 3, when the body of the Great Supreme Patriarch of Mohanikaya order Tep Vong will be cremated, following the first mourning on February 27 after his death the day before.

18 drug users busted at Phnom Penh 'Sour Sdey' guesthouse - Vimarsana News

18 drug users busted at Phnom Penh 'Sour Sdey' guesthouse

There was an unwelcome 'Sour Sdey / Hello' for a group of Phnom Penh junkies yesterday, when police busted them in flagrante at a Phnom Penh guesthouse.

Police to target Daun Penh's gangs, homeless - Vimarsana News

Police to target Daun Penh's gangs, homeless

Deputy Phnom Penh Municipal Police Chief instructed Daun Penh district police to increase law enforcement in the area, especially on gangs and the homeless, as crime is on the rise in the district.

Cambodia: Threats, Bribes Tainted Senate Elections - Vimarsana News

Cambodia: Threats, Bribes Tainted Senate Elections

Cambodian opposition politicians have reported intimidation and threats plus bribes and other unlawful inducements from government officials to withhold their support from opposition candidates in the recent Senate elections, Human Rights Watch said today.

Source: hrw.org