Construction & Property Weekly Video News (01 February 2020)

This week content (01 February 2020):

#1. Mines Ministry says regulated sand mining poses no threat to the riverbank [Click]
#2. 23 Buildings to Be Demolished in Sihanoukville [Click]
#3. Ministries vow to resolve stamp tax jam [Click]
#4. Ground broken on new Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning, and Construction building in Sen Sok [Click]
#5. Phnom Penh to have priority bus lane by October [Click]

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