Phnom Penh waste management to be disrupted during Khmer New Year
Cintri, the company handling rubbish disposal, will give its workers four days off during Khmer New Year.
Tag: City Hall
សាលារាជធានី ស្នើរពលរដ្ឋ កុំយកសំរាមមកដាក់នៅតាមដងផ្លូវសាធារណៈ នៅក្នុងអំំឡុងពេលបុណ្យចូលឆ្នាំខ្មែរ
រដ្ឋបាលរាជធានីភ្នំពេញ អំពាវនាវដល់ប្រជាពលរដ្ឋទាំងអស់ កុំបញ្ចេញសំរាមមកដាក់នៅតាមដងផ្លូវសាធារណៈ នៅក្នុងអំំឡុងពេលបុណ្យចូលឆ្នាំខ្មែរ ខណៈដែលកម្មកររបស់់ក្រុមហ៊ុនប្រមូលសំរាមស៊ិនទ្រី នឹងឈប់សម្រាករយៈពេល ៤ថ្ងៃ។
Phnom Penh governor pushes for cooperation with NGOs
Khoung Sreng appeals to local authorities to cooperate with NGOs if they are carrying out legal activities.
City Hall to hold forum with NGOs tomorrow
City Hall to hold a consultative forum with NGOs tomorrow.
City Hall issues warning over stickers and banners
Legal action to be taken against ads stickers on public property.
City Hall issues Khmer New Year regulations for public order
City Hall reminds residents to think of their safety in the Khmer New Year.
Traffic management system to battle jams
Traffic Control Centre completes a project aimed at improving traffic conditions.
Free water taxi service ends
City Hall yesterday announced an end to the free trial period for water taxis, which will now charge $0.50 per trip.
PM tells district governors to skip speeches, work instead
Prime Minister Hun Sen tells district governors to focus on daily tasks.
Governor asks City Hall to address traffic jams
Phnom Penh Governor urges officials to do more to solve traffic jams plaguing the city.
Hundreds of App drivers attend free training on traffic rules
More than 600 tuk-tuk and rickshaw drivers using ride-hailing apps flocked to the capital over the past two weeks to attend free training courses on traffic rules provided by City Hall.
City Hall bans public pro-women rallies
City Hall reiterates its stance prohibiting any demonstrations to maintain order.
City Hall bans public pro-women rallies, NGOs to defy order
As pro-women NGOs prepare to rally during the upcoming International Women’s Rights Day
Free course to train tuk-tuk and rickshaw drivers about road rules
City Hall starts a free traffic law training course for tuk-tuk and rickshaw drivers.
Businesses urged to relocate to city outskirts
City Hall urges the private sector to move their businesses in the city to Ring Road 3.
City laments growing traffic woes
City Hall says that traffic congestion in the capital remains a major problem because many people do not use public buses.
City Hall laments growing traffic woes
City Hall today said that traffic congestion in the capital remains a major problem because many people do not use public buses.
City Hall set to repair damaged sidewalks
City Hall will repair sidewalks along Russian Federation Boulevard.
City Hall to improve drainage in two districts
City Hall will improve the drainage systems in Chamkar Mon and Daun Penh districts.
City Hall issues fireworks ban for Chinese New Year
City hall bans fireworks without a permit during the Chinese New Year.
Ceremony held to relocate Mother Earth statue
City Hall holds a Buddhist ceremony to relocate the statue of Mother Earth.
City Hall bans event tents from sidewalks
City Hall bans people from using public sidewalks to carry out businesses activities.
City Hall bans politics from Chea Vichea ceremony
City Hall allows union members to mark the anniversary of the death of Chea Vichea.
Derm Kor Market will stay
City Hall denied that Derm Kor Market will be relocated to the outskirts of Phnom Penh, after the government unveiled a project to develop a market, complete with taxi stands, for vegetables and fruits on a 20 hectare plot near Boeung Tamouk Lake.
Millions visit Win-Win Monument
More than 1.5 million people visited the Win-Win Monument over its three-day inauguration period, City Hall reported.
NagaWorld to plant 1,000 trees for a greener Cambodia
NagaWorld joins Ministries and City Hall to achieve a cleaner and greener Cambodia.
Japanese and Cambodian volunteers clean up city
Environment Ministry launches a community garbage collection drive.
More than 10,000 security forces to patrol Water Festival
City Hall on Wednesday announced there will be more than 10,000 police and military personnel deployed for next week’s Water Festival to ensure adequate security for spectators and participants at the event.
City Hall asks Japan for water treatment plant
City hall requests Japan’s help in constructing an additional water treatment facility.
City Hall forms Water Festival committee
City Hall creates a committee and 5 subcommittees to organise the Water Festival.
