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In Cambodia's Kampong Thom province, fuel, food, supplies, and cash were provided to joint forces engaged in illegal fishing crackdowns. The provincial military commander praised the unit's achievements and ordered the continuation of efforts against illegal operations during the fishing ban.
A joint force in Kampong Sen City, Kampong Thom Province, Cambodia, has dismantled and destroyed illegal fishing gear. This operation involved removing 750 meters of nets, 10 fish traps, and 14 fishing pots, while releasing 22 kilograms of fresh fish back into natural lakes to conserve aquatic resources.
The Cambodian government emphasizes the welfare of veterans and retirees and their families. In Banteay Meanchey province, death benefits were provided to six families of deceased members, demonstrating the government's commitment to recognizing their contributions and supporting them during difficult times.
Cambodia's Ministry of Environment frames ecosystems as a 'dialogue' of interactions between living and non-living components. These systems, regardless of scale, are subject to constant change and are significantly influenced by human activities. Prudent conservation requires considering not just individual species but also their relationships and the entire environment.
Flooding caused by heavy rainfall in Poipet City, Banteay Meanchey Province, Cambodia, has prompted police to strengthen resident safety and evacuation measures. The Provincial Police Chief has ordered the prioritization of life-saving and swift evacuation guidance.
Cambodia's Deputy Minister of Water Resources and Meteorology, Sin Visith, inspected the status of irrigation systems and river management in Pailin Province. The inspection focused on ensuring sufficient water supply crucial for local agriculture and daily life.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet declared at an international conference on combating cyber scams that the country will not become a haven for criminals. He emphasized a firm stance against cross-border crimes that have become prominent since the COVID-19 pandemic and called for strengthened international cooperation.
Cambodia's Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology forecasts thunderstorms and gusty winds across 70% of the country from September 23-25 due to the influence of Tropical Depression Dujuan. Lowland and plateau areas are expected to be most affected.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has declared the complete eradication of large-scale cyber fraud sites, vowing to crack down on criminal organizations even if they fragment into smaller operations. Cambodia has also strengthened its legal framework with the implementation of a cyber fraud law in April 2026.
Cambodia hosted an international conference on September 23, 2026, in Phnom Penh to combat cyber fraud. The nation expressed its commitment to strengthening international cooperation and building a comprehensive partnership to eradicate cybercrime.
China's Vice Minister of Public Security lauded Cambodia's efforts against online scams, calling for enhanced international cooperation and information sharing at a global conference. Both nations have jointly dismantled fraud syndicates.
Cambodia's top official combating cyber fraud stated the nation is a target, not the origin, of such scams. At an international conference on September 23rd, he pledged enhanced global cooperation and a firm commitment to dismantling criminal networks.
The Sihanoukville Provincial Council held an extraordinary meeting to review and approve the draft guidelines for the 2027-2029 three-year rolling investment program and the provincial administration's 2027 budget plan, with priority investment projects also being approved.
Cambodia is planning a "Village de la Francophonie" event in Phnom Penh as it prepares to host the 20th Francophonie Summit in November 2026. The Ministry of Tourism aims to build momentum and promote the event through cultural showcases from member states, conferences, and exhibitions.
Cambodia's Ministry of Information has revoked the license of the online media outlet VOK TV Online. The outlet is accused of violating laws, license terms, and contractual agreements. This action is seen as part of a broader trend of media regulation in the country.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet presided over the opening of an international conference on combating technology-based fraud, emphasizing the need for global cooperation to eradicate such crimes and break their chains.
Cambodian experts emphasize the importance of viewing ecosystems not just as collections of organisms and environments, but as a constant 'dialogue.' They call for building harmonious relationships with nature, recognizing humans as an integral part of this exchange.
Cambodian police in Mondulkiri province arrested a murder suspect on September 22. The 19-year-old male is accused of killing a 17-year-old boy in Kampong Chhnang on September 6. Five other individuals are reportedly involved in the incident.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet, speaking at an international conference on combating cyber fraud, emphasized the fight against online scams as a permanent national security duty. He firmly opposed the use of such measures as a pretext to violate other nations' sovereignty, citing international law and asserting Cambodia's commitment to not becoming a haven for cybercrime.
Phnom Penh City Hall is appealing to the public for donations to support military and police units defending the nation's borders. The appeal is part of an upcoming visit during the Pchum Ben festival in late September, seeking contributions of food, supplies, and cash.
Cambodia's Deputy Prime Minister's Assistant, Pen Bona, emphasized the importance for youth to cultivate discipline, morality, loyalty, and patriotism alongside knowledge and skills to achieve the nation's 2050 vision. This was stated during a lecture at Techo Sen Ta Khauv Regional Polytechnic Institute.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has declared a firm stance against cyber scams and transnational crimes, vowing not to let Cambodia become a haven for criminal activities. The government plans to strengthen crackdowns on related organizations and enhance legal frameworks.
Cambodian tycoon Ly Yong Phat has pledged full support for the national anti-scam campaign. He expressed his intention to back the government's efforts to protect citizens from fraud, with his specific contributions drawing attention.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has called for strengthened international cooperation in combating online scams. Speaking at an international conference in Phnom Penh on September 23, 2026, he proposed five key areas: intelligence sharing, financial investigation, legal framework harmonization, public-private partnerships, and victim protection.
INTERPOL has praised Cambodia's "special efforts" and "remarkable progress" in combating online scams. The crackdown is forcing criminal networks to relocate from large hubs to smaller, harder-to-track centers, indicating effectiveness. However, global scam losses remain substantial.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet met with Bruce Poon Tip, founder of G Adventures, a Canada-based travel company. The GX Summit, held from September 23-28 in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap, is expected to boost Cambodia's tourism recovery and economic revitalization.
INTERPOL reports Cambodia's crackdown on online scams is forcing criminal networks to relocate from large compounds to smaller, harder-to-trace centers. While acknowledging Cambodia's significant efforts and new anti-fraud law, INTERPOL highlights the persistent and growing global threat of fraud.
Prime Minister Hun Manet stated that Cambodia's experience in combating online scams provides valuable lessons and is becoming a strategic framework for the nation and international partners. At an international conference, he shared four key lessons learned.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet proposed five key points to strengthen international cooperation against online scams at a conference on September 23, 2026. These include intelligence sharing, financial investigation, legal harmonization, public-private partnerships, and victim protection, emphasizing mutual respect and sovereignty in combating cybercrime.
A strike at the "Go Win Lighting (Cambodia)" garment factory in Svay Rieng province has concluded after mediation by the Ministry of Labor. The strike, involving 38 workers, centered on three demands concerning translator's language, overtime work, and sick leave certificates. Following an agreement between labor and management, workers returned to their normal duties on September 23, 2026.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet strongly condemned using online scam crackdowns as a pretext for invading or occupying another country's territory, deeming it a grave violation of international law. Addressing an international conference, he urged global cooperation against cybercrime.
Prime Minister Hun Manet declared Cambodia will not tolerate technology-based scams that undermine national development and citizens' livelihoods. Addressing an international conference, he underscored the nation's resolve to prevent it from becoming a safe haven for scammers.
Cambodia is hosting an international conference on combating online scams, asserting its position as a victim, not the source, of the global crisis. The nation is calling for enhanced cross-border cooperation to dismantle transnational criminal networks. Over 500 participants from 27 countries and six international organizations are attending, aiming for a joint declaration on strengthened countermeasures.
Early morning on September 23, 2026, a container truck rear-ended a Prius on National Road 4 in Phnom Penh. The Prius then crashed into a traffic light and the road divider, scattering vehicle parts. The incident caused the traffic light to malfunction and led to significant traffic congestion.
An online scam operation was busted in a residential area of Phnom Penh, leading to the arrest of seven individuals of Bangladeshi nationality. Authorities seized numerous computers and mobile phones, and legal proceedings are underway.
Sok Virak, CEO of major Cambodian logistics firm Virak Bunthain Express (VRK), highlighted the importance of technological innovation in the logistics sector based on over 20 years of experience. The company has implemented GPS, EV trucks, and automated sorting systems to reduce costs and improve efficiency, with future plans for AI integration to bolster Cambodia's logistics infrastructure.