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Cambodia delays construction projects to focus on COVID-19 combat

The Cambodian Government will postpone all its construction projects in a bid to earmark the budget for fighting the possible COVID-19 outbreak, Prime Minister Hun Sen said on March 4.
Cambodia delays construction projects to focus on COVID-19 combat ảnh 1Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen (Photo: Xinhua/VNA)

Phnom Penh (VNA) – The Cambodian Government willpostpone all its construction projects in a bid to earmark the budget forfighting the possible COVID-19 outbreak, Prime Minister Hun Sen said on March4.

Khmer Times cited the PM as saying at the HealthMinistry’s annual meeting in Phnom Penh that all construction projects by thegovernment have not yet been started and need to be procrastinated unless theyare jointly funded by foreigners. 

Cambodia can put off all constructions till nextyear as its need to know how much money it has in hands after the containmentof COVID-19, according to him.

He also warned some ministers not to ask formore budgets to expand their ministries, noting that the country’s priority isto contain the outbreak of COVID-19 because of limited capital.

Meanwhile, Chan Sophal, director of the Centrefor Policy Studies of Cambodia, said that the postponement will have negativeimpact on economic growth this year. Economic expansion in 2020 is expected todrop to about 6 percent.

He added the government’s annual infrastructureprojects such as maintaining provincial roads, building canals and schools costabout 400 million USD.

Also on March 4, the Cambodian Governmentdecided to cut 50 percent of expenditures by state agencies. The reduction isonly 25 percent for the Foreign Ministry, the Ministry of Commerce and theOffice of the Council of Ministers.

However, PM Hun Sen said public employees’salaries will not be reduced./.
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