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Oz demining donations hit over $67M since 1994 - Vimarsana News

Oz demining donations hit over $67M since 1994

Australia has contributed more than $67 million to Cambodia’s demining efforts as part of its ongoing commitment to assisting the Kingdom in becoming a mine-free nation by 2025, according to the Australian embassy in Phnom Penh.

Year of the Rabbit: Lowell celebrates the Khmer New Year - Vimarsana News

Year of the Rabbit: Lowell celebrates the Khmer New Year

LOWELL — Four-year-old Rosabella Tayag was transfixed by a performance of the “Pestle Dance” in Lowell City Hall on Tuesday. Two members of the troupe held in each hand opposite ends of two poles, which are struck against a wooden block set in front of them.

CRC issues interest-free micro-loans to 8,376 households since 2005 - Vimarsana News

CRC issues interest-free micro-loans to 8,376 households since 2005

The Cambodian Red Cross (CRC) on April 7 revealed that, since 2005, it has provided interest-free micro-loans to 8,376 households identified as poor or at high risk of encountering landmines, or those with veterans or disabled members.

Zero-snaring campaign Phase II begins in Pursat - Vimarsana News

Zero-snaring campaign Phase II begins in Pursat

The environment ministry on April 7 launched the second phase of a zero-snaring campaign in Pursat province, which is carried out in collaboration with many conservation partner organisations.

Weather woes spark warnings; CRC relief efforts assisting victims - Vimarsana News

Weather woes spark warnings; CRC relief efforts assisting victims

The governors of several provinces have appealed for people to excise increased caution this dry season, warning that heavy rains and thunderstorms may endanger people or damage houses. With high temperatures throughout the season, health officials also advised people to drink more than two litres of water a day, even if they don’t feel thirsty.