AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAustralia–Cambodia Social Protection Boost: Australia will add A$3M to Cambodia’s Improving Social Protection and Health program, aiming to strengthen policy support and help vulnerable people during future shocks like pandemics, disasters, and conflict. Public Health & Environment: Cambodia’s Environment Ministry orders local authorities to enforce the ban on importing hazardous waste disguised as used electronics, warning that batteries and devices can release toxic metals that harm public health and ecosystems. Healthcare Cooperation via Education MoU: Cambodia’s Education Ministry and the A.M.T Scholarship Students Association sign an MoU to build human resources, stressing that future skills also require good health and ethics. Road Safety Accountability: A hit-and-run in Phnom Penh’s Sen Sok district killed a motorcyclist; police say the driver was handed over for legal action despite claims the suspect is from a wealthy family, renewing calls for equal accountability. Mosquito-Borne Disease Watch: CDC updates its dengue travel destination list, now including Cambodia, as dengue risk is described as year-round in many places. Dengue Context for Cambodia: A separate report links Cambodia’s dengue surges to hidden drivers, urging lifestyle changes and regular check-ups as non-communicable risks rise alongside infectious threats.
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