Hun Sen ‘bodyguard’ arrested in Buri Ram
BURI RAM: A Cambodian soldier arrested in this northeastern province bordering Cambodia is suspected of being a member of the Bodyguard Headquarters (BHQ) of Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen.
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Cyber police bust major gambling website, seize assets worth B56m
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