Phnom Penh Authorities Give Street Vendors 3 Days to Clear Sidewalk Encroachments
The Dangkao district administration in Phnom Penh has issued a three-day ultimatum, effective November 10th, for vendors and businesses to remove goods and structures encroaching on public sidewalks. Non-compliance will result in forced removal and confiscation by authorities.
Read up to 3 eligible full articles per Japan day (JST) for free
Create a free account to open up to 3 eligible full articles per Japan calendar day (JST). Headlines and summaries remain available across ASEAN 7.
Related articles
- Cambodia Accelerates Economic Growth Through Infrastructure and Logistics Enhancement
Cambodia's Minister of Public Works and Transport, Peng Ponea, has urged for the acceleration of infrastructure projects and the strengthening of the logistics sector. This initiative aims to boost economic growth, improve public health, and promote sustainable development.
- 30-Year-Old Jasmine Trees Die Off in Kratie Due to Road Construction
Approximately 30-year-old Champa trees, a long-standing feature of Kratie province's landscape, have died following extensive road construction. Residents and authorities express concern over the loss of natural beauty and heritage.
- Phnom Penh's Sen Sok District Continues Drainage Canal Restoration for Flood Prevention
Sen Sok District in Phnom Penh continues its efforts to clean and restore the vital Ou Karch canal. This latest phase, covering 826 meters, aims to enhance drainage efficiency and prevent flooding during the upcoming rainy season.
- Cambodia Participates in ASEAN Airport Anti-Drug Meeting to Combat Transnational Trafficking
Cambodia participated in the 16th ASEAN Airport Interdiction Task Force (AAITF) meeting, reporting on the current situation and countermeasures against drug trafficking via airports. The anti-drug authorities emphasized strengthening information sharing among member states and enhancing the capacity of specialized officers to tackle increasingly complex drug crimes.