The Phnom Penh Post - 2020-06-11

• Europe urges better pandemic plan
• Four die from suspected rice wine poisoning
• Check-up fees set for incoming foreigners
• Refunds for Korea ex-staff
• Sar Kheng tasks officials to jot down internal issues
• Cambodians in M’sia offered flight
• Australia, Kingdom discuss mutual assistance
• Mondulkiri environmen­t official accused of hiding timber
• Germany $14.6M aid agreement endorsed
• Students to take exams online
• Man bags cobra, dies from venomous bite
• Gov’t shells out $100 million for suspended workers, re-training
• Ministry of Health refutes ‘false’ Vietnam virus reports
• Chinese constructi­on firm to be dumped for ‘shoddy work’ on NR7
• China FTA to boost economy
• East Timor rice exports ready to roll
• Joint $8M investment in P Sihanouk plant
• Four-star hotel in PP greenlit
• Hanoi lists homes for foreign owners
• S’pore condo resales prices remain steady
• George Floyd’s funeral hears tributes, calls for racial justice
• Google Maps to display coronaviru­s-related transit alerts
• Philippine anti-terror bill in Duterte’s hands
• Vietnam considerin­g flights from ‘safe’ areas, says Phuc
• Crossing the Rubicon on World Order
• Kind-hearted monk in Vietnam contribute­s to Khmer community
• Decade-long treasure hunt in Rockies finally over
• From ISS, Russians duel with chess whiz
• Uproar as Uganda plans to dam famous Nile waterfall
• Gone with the Wind removed from HBO
• US dictionary Merriam-Webster will update its ‘racism’ definition
• Whale that won heart of Canada found dead
• Roger Federer out of tennis until next year after second knee surgery
• Leverkusen end Saarbrueck­en’s German cup fairytale
• UFC to host events on Abu Dhabi ‘Fight Island’
• A new hope for Malyasian badminton is aptly a Lee
• Stevenson dominates as boxing returns to Las Vegas
• Super Rugby confirms July 3 start

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