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Kandal sets sights on Open Defecation Free Plus status: governor - Vimarsana News

Kandal sets sights on Open Defecation Free Plus status: governor

Kandal has demonstrated its “unwavering” commitment to become Cambodia’s first “open defecation free plus”, or ODF Plus, province.

233 activists from three opposition parties in Kandal province apply to join the CPP - Vimarsana News

233 activists from three opposition parties in Kandal province apply to join the CPP

Nuth Puth Dara, Vice Chairman of the CPP Committee of Kandal Province, on May 28, announced the inclusion of 138 former activists and members of the Candlelight Party and others, totaling 233, in Kandal province in the Cambodian People's Party.

JICA working with Kandal administration to upgrade flood prevention systems - Vimarsana News

JICA working with Kandal administration to upgrade flood prevention systems

A team from the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) met with a working group from Kandal provincial administration on June 9 to discuss flood prevention systems and the drainage renovation system project in the province to ease the flooding in Phnom Penh that occurs during heavy downpours in the rainy season.

Svay Rieng achieves sanitation, hygeine goals - Vimarsana News

Svay Rieng achieves sanitation, hygeine goals

Svay Rieng has become the first province to stop open defecation due to the commitment of the provincial and local authorities in raising awareness among the populace, according to the provincial Department of Rural Development.

S Rieng achieves sanitation, hygeine goals - Vimarsana News

S Rieng achieves sanitation, hygeine goals

Svay Rieng has become the first province to stop open defecation due to the commitment of the provincial and local authorities in raising awareness among the populace, according to the provincial Department of Rural Development.