Quantity of fish this year will decrease more than previous years due to abnormal water levels in the Mekong River and Tonle Sap lake.
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JICA helping to boost expanding electricity sector in the Kingdom
Development partners including Japan have significantly contributed to the construction of high-voltage transmission lines and substations enabling Cambodia to maintain a stable power supply.
Royal Group planning 100sq km SEZ in Botum Sakor National Park
The government has already approved the SEZ, the company needs to find a location that is suitable for its investment
Clean-up event and campaign for polluted Tonle Sap Lake
Environment Ministry spokesman Neth Pheaktra said yesterday that the celebration aimed to inspire people to stop dumping garbage in the Tonle Sap, especially plastic.
Cambodia’s Lower Sesan II Hydropower Project provides a better life for resettled villagers
China Huaneng Group promotes its newly operating dam in Cambodia
Mekong Dolphin, a national treasure of Cambodia
Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries told AKP that Irrawaddy dolphin is considered to be one of the most precious living treasures in Cambodia as well as in the world
Deadline to vacate Phnom Penh’s largest lake set
Prek Pnov district authorities have notified local fishermen to remove lattices and ponds completely from the Boeung Tamok Lake by the end of this year.
Vietnam and Cambodia: Leveraging Support to Enhance Climate Ambition
Countries claim superlative leadership on climate action.
Activist Monks Flee Cambodia Amid Threat of Arrest
The had taken part in several social justice activities, including patrolling Prey Lang forest to prevent illegal logging.