Cambodia kept coronavirus in check for a year. Now as infections surge, people in lockdown go hungry
Cambodia kept coronavirus in check for a year. Now as infections surge, people in lockdown go hungry By South-East Asia correspondent Mazoe Ford and Yin Soeum For the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic, Cambodia was in the enviable position of having one of the world's lowest numbers of infections. Now, the South-East Asian nation is not only trying to control its most serious outbreak, it's dealing with a simultaneous crisis, with tens of thousands of people under lockdown running out of food. The Cambodian government has declared areas with the most coronavirus cases to be ...