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PM's Set February 28 Deadline for Former VOD Staff to Apply for Govt' Officer

  • Posted Feb 17, 2023 21:14 by Hun Sirivadh
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Phnom Penh: The Prime Minister of Cambodia Hun Sen has announced the deadline of February 28 for former VOD staff who lost their jobs to apply as public service, as of February 17, 8 people have already applied.

PM Hun Sen wrote on his social media on the night of February 17: "I would like to reaffirm that VOD Radio has no resurrection day and I would like to thank some of you who posted the message don't want to work for the state, willing to do farmer instated. I wish all of them find work to earn a living. The state framework now has to have a strict exam to be able to enter, if you do not accept without the exam, I really thank you".

He l added that the bad guys do not need to post messages, about this because he will push follow to them so that they know how the he thinks and works.

It should be noted that the VOD online news was officially revoked by the Ministry of Information on the morning of February 13, 2023 after this online newspaper failed to write an apology to the Royal Government of Cambodia and Lt. Gen. Hun Manet. It was reported that Mr. Hun Manet signed an aid to provide assistance to Turkey on behalf of the Prime Minister, while Mr. Hun Manet came forward to reject and ask for this media outlet to be corrected.


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