Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Sar Kheng accused some civil society organisations (CSOs) of harbouring ill will against the government and falsely claiming that authorities were restricting their activities.
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Floods and droughts destroyed some 67,000ha of paddy fields in the Kingdom last year, resulting in minimal declines to yields and land available for cultivation, the Ministry of Agriculture reported on Monday.
The government will build five more Win-Win monuments in the Kingdom in addition to the one in Phnom Penh to honor to Hun Sen and others to end the decades-long civil war with the Khmer Rouge movement.
The Ministry of Environment slammed a report by a local organisation which claimed the Prey Lang forest has lost 40,000ha in the last 18 years.
The government aims to transform Sihanoukville into Cambodia’s industrial hub – a “second Shenzhen city”, Ministry of Economy and Finance secretary of state Vongsey Vissoth said.
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The ministries of Information; Interior; and Posts and Telecommunications are increasing efforts to work with Facebook to weed out fake news causing disorder in the Kingdom in the wake of misinformation regarding the deadly coronavirus outbreakhttp://bit.ly/2OyJOG8; http://bit.ly/2OAlLGJ;
