The Phnom Penh Post - 2020-05-12

• Loan restructur­ing sought
• Public warned to remain cautious of coronaviru­s
• Syria, Russia accused of ‘war crimes’
• Activists allege forest clearing in M’kiri wildlife sanctuary
• One detained, hunt on for accomplice­s in Takeo axe murder
• Ratanakkir­i villagers raze two ranger stations in anger
• Siem Reap officials shut down timber processing facility
• Angkor turtle shell held secret treasure
• Landmine fatalities drop
• Borei Keila market shop owners ask for rent reduction
• K Chhnang court to probe release in alleged land grab
• Pursat court frees two after Cardamom mountain operation
• GMAC issues dire warning, raises concerns over exports
• Equity markets rally as restrictio­ns ease and death rates drop
• PAS shipping volume expected to fall
• A decade of GI status: Kampot pepper robust amid Covid-19
• Prime Minister Phuc tells Vietnam to restart economy
• Europe emerges, Asia infections rise
• SK’s Moon: Anti-virus work with North a ‘priority’
• Italian aid worker back home after kidnapping
• Malaysia extends movement control order by four weeks
• Vietnam’s An Giang aims for 2% poverty rate by year end
• Indonesian zoos make appeal for funds to feed hungry animals
• Healthy oceans – Keeping Asia and the Pacific afloat
• Virus: Panic, solidarity in Polish sex industry
• Rhino killed as poaching attempts increase in India
• LGBT members in Indonesia face forced exorcisms to cure ‘disease’
• Do it yourself: Ikea masturbati­on clip goes viral in China
• ‘Murder hornets’ seen in the US for first time
• Surfer punches shark twice, survives attack in Australia
• French Open could take place behind closed doors
• Bangladesh­i fencers not foiled by history
• Nike’s rivals race to catch up in marathon

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