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In Bavet City, Svay Rieng Province, Cambodia, authorities raided multiple suspected online scam operations. Thirty-five foreign nationals (4 women) from Vietnam, China, and Myanmar were apprehended, along with numerous computers, mobile phones, and other evidence. The individuals and seized items have been transferred to the provincial cybercrime unit for further legal proceedings.
The National Institute of Technology Angkor (NITA) in Cambodia has signed an MOU with Minnebia (Cambodia) Co., Ltd. to strengthen their partnership in technical and vocational training, aiming to meet labor market demands. This collaboration will enhance curriculum development and provide internship opportunities.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet stated that while AI and digital technologies are rapidly transforming tourism, 'Khmer identity' remains irreplaceable. He emphasized that technology serves to introduce Cambodia to the world, but national identity and cultural values are what will be remembered by visitors.
Cambodian Acting Head of State Hun Sen congratulated China on its 77th Founding Anniversary, affirming commitment to strengthening cooperation for an "All-Weather Cambodia-China Community." He lauded China's achievements and its role in regional and global development.
Cambodia's Acting Head of State, Samdech Techo Hun Sen, sent a congratulatory message to H.E. Wang Huning, Chairman of the CPPCC National Committee, on the occasion of the 77th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China. Hun Sen expressed confidence that the 'iron-clad friendship' between the two nations will continue to strengthen, reinforcing cooperation towards building an 'All-Weather' Cambodia-China Community with a Shared Future.
A training session on gender and eye health was held in Kampong Thom Province, Cambodia. Organized by the Ministry of Women's Affairs, provincial health department, and the Fred Hollows Foundation, it aimed to enhance the capacity of social welfare officers and women/child affairs focal points in providing comprehensive services.
The UN Food and Fao Organization (FAO) is implementing a project supporting local adaptation plan development based on climate change risk assessments in three provinces around Cambodia's Tonle Sap Lake. Local residents and administrative officials are participating to set priorities for climate change measures tailored to actual conditions.
Cambodia's Ministry of Interior confirmed enhanced cooperation with the FBI and Australian Federal Police (AFP) to combat online scams and cybercrime. Agreements include information exchange, joint investigations, and capacity building for police officers, aiming to dismantle criminal organizations within Cambodia.
Kampong Chhnang Governor Sun Sovannarith participated online in a cabinet meeting on official statistical policy, chaired by Prime Minister Hun Manet. Discussions focused on strengthening supply chains to domestic and international markets and progress in the logistics sector, with the governor noting new businesses in Kampong Chhnang contributing to service improvements.
Kampong Thom Provincial Deputy Governor has ordered the strengthening of disaster management and rapid response across the province. He emphasized that accurate damage assessment and timely information sharing are key to protecting residents' lives and property and ensuring effective recovery support.
Mongkol Borei District in Cambodia has issued a warning to residents due to rising river levels and continuous rainfall, increasing the risk of flooding. Authorities urge citizens to prepare in advance by securing belongings, storing essential supplies, and readying evacuation plans.
In Poipet City, Banteay Meanchey Province, Cambodia, authorities have evacuated over 1,000 families to safety due to heavy rainfall flooding. The provincial governor is urging residents to remain vigilant as rescue operations continue day and night.
Following recent heavy rainfall causing elevated water levels, Cambodian authorities have intensified safety checks and water management at the 30 September Dam in Kampong Thom. Director Pang Vey of the Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology instructed teams to prioritize dam security and operate sluice gates according to technical standards, aiming to mitigate flood risks and secure irrigation water.
Banteay Meanchey province in Cambodia has announced a temporary ban on heavy vehicles on key roads, including National Road 5, due to continuous heavy rainfall and subsequent flooding. The measure aims to protect road and bridge infrastructure and ensure public safety.
Emergency relief efforts continue for flood-affected residents in Banteay Meanchey Province, Cambodia. The Provincial Department of Social Affairs, Veterans, and Youth Rehabilitation distributed food supplies donated by a minister, emphasizing government support for those facing hardship.
Cambodia's Ministry of Information visited three retired officials, offering gifts and financial aid while inquiring about their well-being. This initiative reflects the ministry's ongoing commitment to supporting former staff and aims to strengthen future welfare through encouraging membership in the retirees' association.
Cambodia is set to enhance the authority of officials in communes and sangkats through amendments to the law governing their administration. This move is expected to boost local development and improve resident services.
A major drug trafficking ring has been busted in Cambodia's Svay Rieng province, leading to the arrest of five individuals, including four Vietnamese nationals. Over 9 kilograms of narcotics were seized, highlighting the severity of drug-related crime in the country.
The Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC) has officially launched its digital invoice system to streamline public service payments for investors, development partners, and the public. This system, effective October 26, 2026, aims to enhance transparency and efficiency across all services.
Vee Heang, Secretary of State at Cambodia's Ministry of Planning (77), has been detained by police after his vehicle struck and killed an 82-year-old pedestrian in Phnom Penh. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about road safety and the protection of vulnerable road users.
Cambodia's King has sanctioned the law amending the law on the administration of communes and sangkats. This law aims to streamline and strengthen local administration, having passed through the National Assembly and Senate. It is expected to enhance governance capabilities at the local level.
Cambodia's National Assembly Secretariat conducted training on Artificial Intelligence (AI) as part of its public administration digitalization efforts. Experts highlighted AI's potential for efficiency while warning of risks like bias and inaccuracies, stressing the importance of human verification and ethics.
Heavy rainfall in Cambodia's Siem Reap province from September 24-25 has caused widespread flooding, affecting over 6,500 families. Homes, schools, hospitals, infrastructure, and agriculture have been impacted, with authorities monitoring the situation and intervening.
Cambodia's Minister of Cults and Religion has instructed 'Achars,' who officiate Buddhist ceremonies, to adhere to four core ethical principles. This initiative aims to enhance the quality of rituals and garner respect from the public.
Cambodia's Ministry of Civil Service has detailed a three-stage application process for the 2026-2027 contract-based teacher recruitment exam. Applicants must prepare necessary documents, apply online, and pre-confirm their desired work locations.
Heavy rainfall from September 8-25 has caused widespread flooding across 10 Cambodian provinces, impacting over 16,000 households and submerging more than 10,000 hectares of rice fields. Authorities note a decreasing trend in the Mekong River but warn of continued localized heavy rains.
Farmers in Cambodia's Mondulkiri province have harvested a total of 34,899 tons of five strategic crops, including rice, vegetables, durian, avocado, and longan, by mid-September. This achievement highlights the agricultural development in the province and contributes to farmers' livelihoods.
The Canadian frigate HMCS Regina made a three-day port call at the Sihanoukville Autonomous Port in Cambodia. The Canadian Embassy stated this visit signifies the progress in bilateral relations and cooperation in the Indo-Pacific region, highlighting the over 70-year diplomatic ties established in 1953.
Cambodia is navigating a delicate balance between deepening ties with China and pursuing economic development. Experts analyze the multifaceted impacts of this strategy on domestic society and the investment climate, drawing attention to Cambodia's future trajectory.
Cambodia's Minister of Water Resources and Meteorology, Chan Sinat, inspected the Ou Te Thep Dam in Mondulkiri province, verifying its effectiveness in managing and supplying irrigation water. The dam is expected to serve multiple purposes for residents and contribute to tourism development.
Prime Minister Hun Manet has ordered authorities to prioritize rescue efforts as widespread flooding affects communities across Cambodia due to heavy rains. The National Committee for Disaster Management is coordinating with provincial officials to prepare evacuation sites.
STMarket Cambodia hosted the 'Mind Trade Forum 2026' on September 25, gathering traders and financial professionals to discuss responsible trading practices. The event aimed to foster market integrity and investor protection.
Phnom Penh Capital City Gendarmerie launched an undercover operation on the night of September 25, 2026, in the Trolok Bek area of Tuol Kork district, targeting multiple cafes suspected of concealing prostitution. Numerous individuals, both male and female, were detained.
A Chinese university professor lectured ASEAN media professionals on modern media management, technological support, and future trends. He emphasized the importance of advanced media strategies, including platform operation, data utilization, and AI integration.
Tropical Storm Surigae continues to exert a strong influence on Cambodia, with forecasts predicting rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds across various regions from September 26th to 28th. The impact is expected to be more significant in plains and coastal areas.
Cambodia's National Election Committee (NEC) has stated it will not allow overseas Cambodian citizens to register to vote, citing legal constraints. However, civil society groups and opposition parties are calling for amendments and improvements to the law.