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58cam.com (柬单网) was established in 2014 by Guangzhou Cambodian Information Technology Co., Ltd. (广州市柬单网信息科技有限公司). The platform was created by Liu Hongfei (刘洪飞). It claims to serve Chinese residents in Cambodia through multiple channels. The platform offers a wide range of Chinese news content from PRC media, with limited content from state media sources, and also aggregates news from local Cambodian sources. It also includes sections for mutual assistance among Chinese nationals, job recruitment, house rentals, second-hand transactions, and business yellow pages.

Country of Registration:
Cambodia
Entity Type:
Domestic Chinese-Language Media
Chinese Name:
柬单网
Founding Date:
01.06.2014
Address:
25th Floor, Canadia Building, Monivong Boulevard, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Website Link:
https://www.58cam.com/index.php?mobile=no
Current Status:
Active

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