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Cambodia celebrates royal ploughing ceremony in western province-Xinhua - Vimarsana News

Cambodia celebrates royal ploughing ceremony in western province-Xinhua

Cambodia celebrates royal ploughing ceremony in western province-

Flooding, road closures hit multiple provinces in Cambodia - Vimarsana News

Flooding, road closures hit multiple provinces in Cambodia

Flooding, road closures hit multiple provinces in Cambodia Asia News Network (ANN) is the leading regional alliance of news titles striving to bring the region closer, through an active sharing of editorial content on happenings in the region.

Six new factories for K Speu to offer 10,000 jobs: governor - Vimarsana News

Six new factories for K Speu to offer 10,000 jobs: governor

The Kampong Speu Provincial Administration announced that a delegation from UMAC – a joint venture between German and Chinese investors – plan to open six factories in the province, with a capital investment of about $50 million. The six state-of-the-art factories are expected to create up to 10,000 jobs.

Fish deaths a combination of 'natural factors, wastewater' - Vimarsana News

Fish deaths a combination of 'natural factors, wastewater'

A May 19 spate of fish poisonings in the Stung Prek Tnaot River were caused by a combination of natural factors and excess chemical waste from a dried mango factory, according to Vei Samnang, Kampong Speu provincial governor. He clarified that the river was now running clean and that fish were no longer at risk.

Factories kill Stung Prek Tnort fish - Vimarsana News

Factories kill Stung Prek Tnort fish

The biodiversity of Stung Prek Tnort river has been severely affected due to three local factories discharging their effluent into the lake causing the fish to die.