HEADLINES: CAMBODIA: Crushing the threats: PM tells armed forces to eliminate colour revolution bids
CAMBODIA: Crushing the threats: PM tells armed forces to eliminate colour revolution bids
Prime Minister Hun Manet has called upon the armed forces to initiate a total crackdown on any bid to stage a colour revolution or uprising so that the country keeps enjoying prevailing peace
Mr Hun Manet made the remarks yesterday in a congratulatory message on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the Royal Cambodian Army.
The Royal Cambodian Army (RCA) was founded on January 24, 1999.
“Even though we are proud of our accomplishments and achievements, we all know that in 2024, despite Cambodia being slightly or indirectly affected by global insecurity, terrorism and transnational crimes remains a dangerous subject, coupled with the fragility caused by the changing international situation, the geopolitical and political race by the great powers, the attempt to meddle in the internal affairs, the colour revolution, as well as the threat to independence, sovereignty, territorial integrity, and the ambitions of a handful of traitors and politicians,” he said in the statement.
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Joined by the ABSDF and the Kachin PDF, the KIA takes over the town in Mongmit District after two days of battles with the military
Joined by the ABSDF and the Kachin PDF, the KIA takes over the town in Mongmit District after two days of battles with the military. . .
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SINGAPORE: 2023 was Singapore’s 4th hottest year on record
SINGAPORE – 2023 was Singapore’s joint fourth-warmest year since records started in 1929, with sweltering temperatures logged in May and October breaking records for those months.
The Meteorological Service Singapore (MSS) said on Jan 22 that 2023 also ranked the seventh-wettest here in more than 40 years, with annual rainfall being 13.1 per cent above the long-term average, or the average over 30 years.
Meanwhile, the annual average temperature in 2023 at the Changi climate station was 28.2 deg C, tying with 1997 and 2015. This fell behind the warmest years of 2019 and 2016 at 28.4 deg C, followed by 1998 at 28.3 deg C.
