The Phnom Penh Post - 2020-10-12

• PM urges measures as floods kill three
• Bus-train collision kills 18 in Thailand
• Gov’t approves $12.8B projects
• China’s Wang Yi touches down in Kingdom
• Cambodia cracks down on money laundering
• Council of Ministers approves draft laws
• Over 300 back to work at Cintri
• Cameras to watch over Hun Sen Blvd
• League for Democracy files NEC complaints
• Ministry bans traditiona­l Khmer healer
• Recent floods unearth concealed explosives
• Third round of South Korea FTA negotiatio­ns concludes
• ASEAN remains attractive for European businesses, says survey
• Kingdom, Pakistan vow to enhance trade, investment
• Gov’t approves credit guarantee unit to boost business loans in key sectors
• Gap noted in BlackRock’s climate rhetoric
• Potential fall in revenue adds to Laos debt burden
• Why the ECB is now eyeing a ‘digital euro’
• Samsung, LG announce Q3 earnings surprise
• Trump returns after Covid-19
• Kim pulls out the big guns at parade
• Celebritie­s lead TED event in global call to act on climate crisis
• China backs Iran deal, vows support for Tehran
• Koica grants $7 million to support Lao gender project
• Papuan group opens fire on gov’t fact-finding team
• HCMC clarifies regional quarantine rules for arriving foreigners
• Ease job shift to sectors with labour shortages
• Cooped up by Covid-19, artists reveal heartfelt work
• ‘Ghost island’ Phuket adrift in quiet Thailand
• All Blacks, Wallabies dejected by ‘wild’ Test draw
• Germany defeats Ukraine for first Nations League win
• Sordo wins four stages to lead the Rally of Sardinia
• Swiatek first Pole to win a Grand Slam

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