FREE ASEAN-HEADLINES: YANGON- Myanmar has ‘ingredients for civil war’, Asean chair Cambodia warns

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen. Photo: Xinhua

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  • Cambodia’s top diplomat Prak Sokhonn said the ‘political and security crisis in Myanmar is deepening’ as Prime Minister Hun Sen prepares to visit Naypyidaw
  • The upheaval has bad implications for ‘regional stability … Asean’s image and credibility,’ he added

 

Myanmar has “all the ingredients for civil war”, Cambodia, chair of Southeast Asia’s regional bloc, has warned ahead of a visit by Prime Minister Hun Sen to the violence-wracked country.

Myanmar has been in chaos since a coup last year, with more than 1,400 people killed in a crackdown on dissent by security forces, according to a local monitoring group.

Hun Sen, whose country this year holds the rotating chairmanship of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) bloc, will visit Myanmar on Friday and Saturday in an effort to defuse the crisis.

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Opinion

As I see it by Maria Siow

As US cries ‘genocide’ at China for Xinjiang, its silence on Myanmar’s Rohingya is deafening

  • Details of both countries’ alleged abuses against their respective Muslim minority groups emerged the same year – and the evidence against Myanmar is damning
  • By dragging its heels on condemning Naypyidaw, Washington risks revealing where its true motivations lie – especially after February’s coup, writes Maria Siow

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2. CAMBODIA

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Push to vaccinate more as Omicron threat grows

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A man gets vaccinated with a first dose in Phnom Penh on April 1. KT/Pann Rachana

 

Amid Omicron and other variants of the Covid-19 virus, health officials are pushing harder to inoculate more people and the Health Ministry is also urging more than 72,000 people who haven’t received jabs due to health problems to consult with doctors again to study the possibility getting vaccinated.

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8. SINGAPORE

1.5.22

US reclassifies Covid-19 travel advisory for Singapore to ‘unknown’

Singapore was previously under the CDC’s Travel Health Notice Level 4 classification and Americans were advised to avoid travelling there due to high infection rates. ST PHOTO: LIM YAOHUI

WASHINGTON (BLOOMBERG) – The United States Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on Tuesday (Jan 4) reclassified its Covid-19 travel advisory for Singapore, guiding Americans to avoid travel to the South-east Asian nation because the level of the disease there is “unknown”.

“Because the current situation in Singapore is unknown, even fully vaccinated travellers may be at risk for getting and spreading Covid-19 variants,” the CDC said in its advisory.

On its website, the CDC said it uses Covid-19 data reported by the World Health Organisation and other official sources to make determinations about Travel Health Notice (THN) levels.

 READ MORE:  https://www.straitstimes.com/world/united-states/us-reclassifies-covid-19-travel-advisory-for-singapore-to-unknown

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9. THAILAND

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Staff urged to WFH for 2 weeks

Staff urged to WFHKalasin, Chon Buri clusters spur alarm

 The government has asked state agencies and private companies to allow staff to work from home for at least 14 days as Omicron infections soared.

 

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10. VIET NAM
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Việt Nam strengthens measures to care for COVID-19-hit childre4

Update: January, 02/2022 – 18:33

Schoolchildren in Quảng Trị Province. — VNA/VNS Photo Hồ Cầu

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HÀ NỘI — Deputy Prime Minister Vũ Đức Đam has approved a directive to strengthen measures on care for and protection of children affected by COVID-19

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