Doc67 wrote: ↑Wed May 12, 2021 12:07 pm the police can kick back in the station, relax and break out the beers for the night shift.

So, not much different than before the curfew was in effect then.

Isn't it due to finish at midnight tonight?

May 12, 2021
MAP: Phnom Penh Red, Orange and Yellow Zones extended for 1 week

The Phnom Penh Capital Administration has issued a declaration that the Red, Orange and Yellow Zones in Phnom Penh (see map below) are to be extended for 1 week.

This means that the Zonal system will continue until at least May the 19th.
https://www.khmertimeskh.com/50855453/m ... or-1-week/

Information for Phnom Penh Red Zone Residents

EdC to bill red zone customers once every three months
Lay Samean | Publication date 12 May 2021 | 13:31 ICT

The state-run Electricite du Cambodge (EdC) announced that from May onward it would issue electricity bills once every three months to consumers in the red zones or lockdown areas as EdC agents could not deliver the bills in person.

EdC director-general Keo Rottanak told The Post that EdC would take this temporary measure until the government lifts the lockdown.

“We could not enter all the red zones as some of them are still considered risky … In doing so, our brothers and sisters will not have to pay a high price for electricity,” he said.

Rottanak explained that from 10 kilowatt hours (kWh) per month and under it would cost 380 riel ($0.095) per kWh. From 11kWh to 50kWh it costs 480 riel. From 51 kWh to 200 kWh it costs 610 riel. From 201 kWh and over it costs 730 riel.

“EdC could not discount electricity costs during the lockdown because the costs were set, and the state made up for the losses already,” he said.

Rottanak affirmed that electricity bills would be calculated based on monthly consumption as usual, as opposed to implementing an average billing method.

“EdC has no choice but to temporarily release the bills once every three months to those customers. If they have the ability to pay it, we calculate it accordingly. But if they still lack the means to pay, they can pay it later,” he said, adding it does not mean that those who have not paid their bills will have electricity service cut off.

“We have no plans to cut off the electricity in the red, orange and yellow zones, especially brothers and sisters who run small businesses or workers and migrant workers or students staying in rented units,” Rottanak said.

In response to a request by Prime Minister HE, the Phnom Penh Water Supply Authority on May 8 decided not to charge for water for three months to workers and students in the lockdown areas.
https://www.phnompenhpost.com/national/ ... ree-months

Many cafe's around my area have opened and allow clients to sit in or out with distanced tables.

May 14, 2021
It’s no alcohol sale for Preah Sihanouk Province until May 27
The Preah Sihanouk Provincial Administration today announced that the ban on alcohol sale has been extended for another two weeks due to the spread of COVID-19.

It said that they had to make this decision as the coronavirus situation in the province was not improving and thus peoples’ movement and gatherings need to be restricted.

The temporary ban on the sale of all types of alcohol has now been extended until May 27.
https://www.khmertimeskh.com/50856986/i ... il-may-27/

If you're still living in chinaville after all these years you deserve it, that all.

A lot of my friends in PP on facebook are posting videos of themself dinning in