The Phnom Penh Post - 2022-04-20

• Value of new non-SEZ projects rises threefold
• Research reveals Kingdom’s total 290 mosquito species
• Fires kill 10 in first quarter of 2022
• Transport ministry discusses streamlini­ng border crossings
• Garment workers protest factory’s move, fear shutdown
• Covid jab campaign to focus on boosters
• Suspended tourism workers get support
• Health ministry bans sales of bad medicine and ‘whitening’ soap
• Illegal fishing carried out by well-funded groups: official
• PM marks Int’l Labour Day
• FAO Cambodia pledges to work on agricultur­al gender equality
• Sar Kheng’s Facebook help page solves 58 issues in Q1
• Monument Books donates English tomes to ministry
• S Reap man gravely injured after falling into crocodile pool
• ACLEDA unit gets CSX Q1 Best Securities Broker Award
• Rubber exports stretch past $100M
• US’ Yellen to call for more pressure on Russia: official
• Rising fuel prices, depreciati­ng kip harming Laos’ producers: ministry
• GDT: File e-commerce VAT returns on E-Filing
• Vietnam firms seek to form regional container fleet
• WB plans new $170B fund to ease ‘multiple crises’ in poor nations: chief
• Nepal private sector calls for law to engage in power trade, export
• Korea’s Hyundai emerges as first automaker in world to release community NFTs
• China’s Covid-19 rules bitter for Thai durian exporters
• Seoul could become Asia’s next financial centre: deputy mayor
• SK, US kick off drills as NK gears up for military parade
• Russia unleashes offensive into east Ukraine: Zelensky
• Sri Lanka leader trims cabinet of relatives before IMF talks
• US warns on China pact as diplomats head to Solomons
• Israel hits Gaza as Jerusalem tensions spike
• Shanghai reports first Covid deaths since lockdown
• East Timor heads to polls to pick leader
• South Africa’s deadly floods declared national disaster
• Philippine­s loses as DOE halts oil search, says expert
• High income hopes fading for some Southeast Asian nations: economists
• ASEAN SME Academy: Inspiring and uplifting ASEAN MSMEs during crisis
• Float among artists at capital’s creative Cloud
• Washington DC Mormon Temple welcomes visitors
• Iran recovers stolen relics
• Tucker Carlson of Fox News widely mocked for show on ‘masculinit­y’
• The cute, hot and freaky: Best of Coachella fest 2022
• Conspiracy website Infowars files bankruptcy amid lawsuits
• Late US justice Ginsburg’s collectibl­es up for sale
• Greek women battling macho culture fuelling violent abuse
• ‘Painted over’: Russian artist’s murals vanish
• Djokovic aiming to be ‘as ready as possible’ for French Open
• Sixers beat Toronto, Mavs defeat Utah in playoffs
• Rooney’s Derby relegated, as Bournemout­h close on return to Premier League
• Barca’s top four finish in danger after shock loss to battling Cadiz
• El Shaarawy strikes to dent Napoli’s Series A title hopes
• Disappoint­ing basketball results in lead up to May Games
• SEA Games in Hanoi ‘trials’ for 2023 inclusion: CAMSOC official

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