PHNOM PENH, Jan. 8 (Xinhua) -- The population of globally vulnerable sarus cranes in Cambodia was stable, with 178 birds recorded in 2024, a conservationist said on Wednesday.
As Cambodia grapples with a gradually aging population, the Kingdom faces significant challenges related to the social and economic well-being of its senior citizens.
Eighty-seven percent of a 17-million population in Cambodia now have access to basic drinking water, while 21 percent have ...
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Sokhonn recalled Indonesia's support for Cambodia's peace process and praised the strong bilateral relations between the two ...
The latest survey of the sarus crane population in Cambodia's Lower Mekong wetlands revealed a decline of 15 birds, from 67 ...
Eighty-seven per cent of a 17-million population in Cambodia now have access to basic drinking water, while 21 per cent have ...
PHNOM PENH, Jan. 2 (Xinhua) -- Eighty-seven percent of a 17-million population in Cambodia now have access to basic drinking water, while 21 percent have access to safely managed drinking water, an ...
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