Cambodian experts are warning that excessive or improper exercise can increase oxidative stress and inflammation in the body, leading to premature aging. Specific concerns include overtraining, exercising on an empty stomach, insufficient recovery, and incorrect weightlifting techniques.
A Chinese female doctor was murdered in Phnom Penh. The suspect attempted to flee to his hometown by his sister's car after the crime, but was apprehended due to police's clever maneuver to bring him back. During interrogation, the suspect hinted at having previously killed his own sister.
Russian attacks on Ukraine on July 11 resulted in 8 deaths: 5 in Sumy and 3 in Odesa port. Kyiv was also hit by missile strikes, injuring 12. Ukraine condemned the civilian killings and requested further air defense support.
Early on the 13th, an ice-carrying truck lost control in Phnom Penh, mounting a sidewalk, felling a utility pole, and overturning. It crushed a motorcycle on the opposite lane, severely injuring the female rider. The driver fled the scene. Authorities are handling public property damage and victim treatment costs.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet called for increased investment in youth through education, skills, health, employment opportunities, and gender equality, marking World Population Day. He emphasized that investing in the young population is crucial for Cambodia's long-term national development during a significant demographic transition.
BritCham Cambodia and InCham Cambodia co-hosted a C-suite networking evening in Phnom Penh, gathering approximately 130 senior executives to foster collaboration and investment dialogue between the British and Indian business communities.
Cambodia's Ambassador to Japan encouraged Cambodian interns and skilled workers in Japan to uphold good conduct and serve as a bridge of friendship between the two nations, emphasizing Japan's role as a key partner in Cambodia's economic and social development.
Cambodian Customs authorities have seized a sand dredger that illegally entered Cambodian territory from Vietnam. The vessel is suspected of crossing the border and engaging in sand extraction activities without proper import procedures.
Cambodia's Minister of Inspection shared his experience as an Australian scholarship recipient, discussing institutional development, strengthening governance, and promoting transparency in public administration, emphasizing the importance of human resource development.
Cambodia has long been lauded for its sound macroeconomic policies, but the key to future economic growth now lies less in new policy formulation and more in strengthening government execution capabilities, analysts suggest. Institutional challenges are identified as the bottleneck for economic development.
Cambodia marked the first anniversary of the inscription of its genocide memorial sites, including the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum and Choeung Ek Genocidal Center, on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Prime Minister Hun Manet hailed the recognition as a symbol of remembrance, reconciliation, and peace.
Authorities in Cambodia's Uddar Mean Chey province have provided financial aid and food supplies to 122 displaced families returning to their homes near the Thai border. This initiative aims to support the rebuilding of lives for those affected by past conflicts and ongoing territorial disputes.
The Cambodian Ambassador to Japan has urged Cambodian trainees and workers in Japan to develop their skills and knowledge to contribute to the Kingdom's future development upon their return, highlighting their role as "bridges of friendship."
French Minister Delegate for Foreign Trade and Investment Attraction, Nicolas Forissier, visited Cambodia to discuss strengthening economic cooperation and promoting investment with high-ranking Cambodian officials. Discussions focused on collaboration in energy and healthcare, and supporting Cambodian SMEs in accessing the French market, raising expectations for future bilateral relations.
Following heavy rains influenced by Tropical Storm Bavi, Cambodia's National Committee for Disaster Management has urged enhanced vigilance against flash floods, particularly in natural tourist sites with waterfalls in mountainous areas. While infrastructure damage has occurred in some regions, no casualties have been reported.
Cambodian police have arrested a 37-year-old Cambodian man suspected of involvement in the murder of a Chinese female doctor in Phnom Penh. The incident, which occurred in a residential area, is under investigation by authorities.
Cambodia People's Party (CPP) official Chhay Nyseun presided over a meeting with 750 local party members, party families, and youth in Kampong Chhnang province. He urged loyalty and support for the party, emphasizing contributions to national development.
Dr. Chrun Therawath, a youth leader of the Cambodian People's Party (CPP), declared full support for the party's policy of resolving border disputes peacefully as a campaign promise for the 2027 and 2028 elections during a dialogue session with young party members in Phnom Penh. The meeting addressed various issues, including border disputes with Thailand, US import tariffs, and combating misinformation.
Cambodia's Minister of Agriculture and the World Bank Vice President discussed development priorities and challenges in the agriculture sector, highlighting progress on projects aimed at increasing farmer incomes and productivity.
The Cambodian Ambassador to Japan met with approximately 120 Cambodian trainees and skilled workers in Shizuoka Prefecture, reaffirming the progress of bilateral relations and emphasizing the importance of protecting workers' rights and skill development.
One year after three Khmer Rouge-linked memorial sites in Cambodia were inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, Prime Minister Hun Manet has instructed authorities to ensure their long-term protection and prevent development that could undermine their heritage value.
Battambang Governor Sok Lu distributed humanitarian aid to 23 families affected by a tornado in Phnom Proeuk district. The initiative, following instructions from the President of the Cambodian Red Cross, underscored the importance of comforting and supporting disaster victims.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has instructed relevant ministries and authorities to strictly avoid any construction or activities that could negatively impact the landscape of the 'Memorial Sites of Cambodia,' a UNESCO World Heritage site. This directive was issued on the first anniversary of the site's inscription, emphasizing the need for careful preservation.
Cambodia's Ministry of Interior reported on Monday that 20,423 out of over 640,000 people displaced by border tensions with Thailand remain unable to return home, highlighting ongoing humanitarian impacts and closed public facilities in affected zones.
Phnom Penh authorities are inspecting and upgrading existing drainage systems, along with planning new installations, to mitigate flooding during the upcoming rainy season. Efforts in the 7 Makara district specifically focus on enhancing drainage capacity to address road inundation.
A Cambodian lawmaker reported to the Parliamentary Assembly of La Francophonie (APF) that border clashes with Thailand have led to the temporary closure of 1,017 schools, disrupting education for thousands, and that Thai aerial attacks damaged 562 cultural heritage sites, including Preah Vihear Temple. He called for international support.
Heavy rainfall has triggered flash floods in several Cambodian provinces, with a 19-year-old woman rescued after being stranded by rising waters at a reservoir in Kampong Speu. Authorities urge residents to remain vigilant.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has issued a message commemorating the first anniversary of the inscription of 'Memorial Site of Cambodia: From Crime Scene to Reconciliation and Peace Center' onto the World Memory Heritage list. This inscription signifies an effort to pass on the nation's complex history to future generations.
The Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology has issued a weather forecast for Cambodia on July 13. Some areas are expected to experience rainfall, with maximum temperatures reaching up to 35°C. The impact on daily life and agriculture is being monitored.
The Parliamentary Assembly of the Francophonie (APF) has adopted a resolution reaffirming its unwavering support for Cambodia's sovereignty and territorial integrity. The body calls for de-escalation in the Cambodia-Thailand border dispute and urges both nations to pursue a peaceful settlement in accordance with international law.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet issued a message on the occasion of the 37th World Population Day, themed 'Realizing the Hopes and Aspirations of Youth for the Present and Future.' The message highlights the government's focus on the nation's youth.
Authorities in Phnom Penh's Tuol Kork district surveyed nine locations where foreign nationals might reside, identifying 11 individuals. No evidence of online scam activities was found, as part of ongoing security measures following government directives.
Sokanha Sin of EuroCham Cambodia emphasizes the importance of fair competition and regulatory clarity in the FMCG sector. She highlights the crucial role of public-private dialogue in fostering sustainable economic development.
Tropical Storm Bavi continues to impact Cambodia, with predictions of rain, strong winds, and thunderstorms across many provinces until the 15th. Coastal and mountainous areas are expected to experience higher probabilities of precipitation.
In Cambodia's Kep Province, a canal exceeding 600 meters has been manually restored under the leadership of provincial authorities to address the water needs of local residents for agriculture and daily life, demonstrating commitment to public service and local development.