Source: FN Speaking at the closing of Interior Ministry’s 2019 annual meeting on Thursday, Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen said that Cambodia has done a huge humanitarian work by allowing Westerdam to dock safely after the giant cruise was rejected by several ports. “Covid-19 issue has not ended; now passengers of Westerdam are on their…
Source: FN Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen thanked Thailand, Indonesia, and Japan for announcing that their citizens, who were passengers of Westerdam cruise ship docking in Cambodia, were tested “negative” of Covid-19. The premier spoke in the closing of annual congress of Ministry of Interior held on Thursday afternoon in Phnom Penh. “We are thankful…
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Samdech Techo Hun Sen, Closing of Annual Meeting of Ministry of Interior, 20 February 2020