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Cambodia's central bank calls for cashless payments to beat COVID-19 Xinhua 24 May 2021, 19:55 GMT+10 PHNOM PENH, May 24 (Xinhua) -- The National Bank of Cambodia (NBC), also known as the country's Central Bank, on Monday urged customers and retailers to make use of e-wallets and apps to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. The Southeast Asian nation has been enduring the third wave of COVID-19 community transmission since Feb. 20. The country reported a daily record of 556 COVID-19 cases on Monday, bringing the national case tally to 25,761, with 179 deaths and 18,359 recoveries. "Using di...

Driver’s desperate car note backfires Jay Bentham was on his way to work when he realised he didn’t have any change on him – prompting him to write a note that later blew up. Motoring by Claudia Aoraha, The Sun 8th Apr 2021 2:57 PM A broke driver has left a cheeky note for a traffic warden urging them to not give him a ticket - only to see his letter backfire spectacularly. British man Jay Bentham left the desperate plea underneath his windscreen wiper last week urging the wardens to let him off as he didn'...

Driver’s desperate car note backfires Jay Bentham was on his way to work when he realised he didn’t have any change on him – prompting him to write a note that later blew up. Motoring by Claudia Aoraha, The Sun 8th Apr 2021 2:57 PM A broke driver has left a cheeky note for a traffic warden urging them to not give him a ticket - only to see his letter backfire spectacularly. British man Jay Bentham left the desperate plea underneath his windscreen wiper last week urging the wardens to let him off as he didn'...

Driver’s desperate car note backfires Jay Bentham was on his way to work when he realised he didn’t have any change on him – prompting him to write a note that later blew up. Motoring by Claudia Aoraha, The Sun 8th Apr 2021 2:57 PM A broke driver has left a cheeky note for a traffic warden urging them to not give him a ticket - only to see his letter backfire spectacularly. British man Jay Bentham left the desperate plea underneath his windscreen wiper last week urging the wardens to let him off as he didn'...