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Nearly 30,000 Garment Workers in Isolation; Even Split Between Capital and Provinces

These workers had either applied for leave or skipped work during the canceled Khmer New Year holidays last week, stoking fears of the disease spreading through the provinces.

As Coronavirus Spreads in the Kingdom, Cambodians Turn to Cultural Traditions

Chief monks across the country had asked the public to not attend these blessing ceremonies because the government had banned religious gatherings.

Hit by Factory Closures, Vendors Struggle as Garment Workers Stay Home

Viral Outbreak-Linked Raw Material Shortage Worries Garment Association

Pneumonia in China Sparks Preventative Action in Cambodia, Health Ministry Says

PM Hun Sen Calls for Further Cooperation With Vietnam As Border Treaty Concerns Persist

Former Cambodia Daily Reporters’ Incitement Trial Postponed

Cambodian Gov’t Reiterates Online Gambling To End Starting January

Civil Society Advocates Decry End Of Human Rights Day Holiday

Rice Sector Sounds Alarm On Shrinking Working Capital, Asks for $200 Million

Tourist Arrivals Continue to Rise, Buoyed by Chinese Tourists

Hun Sen Rules Out Return Of Opposition Party’s Commune Seats

UN Rights Rapporteur Concerned About ‘Unabated’ Pressure on Ex-Opposition Members

Cambodians Urged to Use Care on Social Media Platforms

Authorities Claim Hun Sen’s Facebook Page Hacked

Interior Minister Questions Military Intervention in Local Disputes

China Pledges $10 Billion in Support to Cambodia as Relations With West Deteriorate

Hun Sen in China to Promote Stronger Diplomatic Ties

Cambodian Gov’t Complains to Amazon Over ‘Angkor Wat Toilet Products’

Veteran Journalist, Saing Soenthrith, Dies Aged 55