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Cambodia's Ministry of National Defense reported that Thai military's illegal container installations on Cambodian territory have prevented 1,435 residents from 404 families from returning home. An ASEAN observer team conducted an on-site investigation, urging the swift commencement of border demarcation work.
Cambodian authorities have seized approximately $7 million worth of digital currency from a domestic network suspected of laundering money for Mexico's Sinaloa Cartel. The operation, in cooperation with US law enforcement, also led to multiple arrests and the confiscation of significant quantities of drugs and chemicals.
Three 19-year-old youths were arrested in Cambodia's Kampong Speu province for reckless motorcycle driving and disrupting public order. Authorities educated them and had them sign reconciliation pledges with their guardians before release, part of an intensified crackdown following public tip-offs.
The Cambodian People's Party (CPP) held a graduation ceremony for its political training course, attended by 150 party members. Deputy Party Leader Men Sam An urged participants to apply their newfound knowledge and experiences to policy implementation, contributing to the party's strength and national peace and development.
An inspection of the Battambang Multipurpose Reservoir (Sek Sak Dam), a project supported by the Chinese government, took place in Battambang province. The delegation, led by the Minister of Justice and including the Chinese Ambassador, examined the infrastructure. The project contributes to agricultural water supply, flood control, and hydropower, symbolizing China's role in Cambodia's infrastructure development.
An ASEAN Observer Team visiting the Cambodia-Thailand border has called for the urgent initiation of border demarcation work by the Joint Boundary Commission (JBC), citing Thai military container deployments that prevent Cambodian civilians from returning home. This aligns with existing agreements to ensure the safe and dignified return of citizens.
An awareness event on drug prevention and traffic law compliance was held in Poipet City, Banteay Meanchey Province, Cambodia, targeting youth and students. Approximately 500 people participated, emphasizing the importance of protecting community safety and the future of young people.
National Assembly President Khuon Sudary lauded Prime Minister Hun Manet's leadership in national development, peace maintenance, and adherence to international law. She discussed economic growth prospects, particularly the anticipated recovery in tourism and investment following efforts to combat online scams. She also called for support for soldiers defending the nation and their families.
The 4th 'Mekong-Lancang Library' has officially opened at the Banteay Srei Primary School in Siem Reap province, Cambodia. The project aims to enhance students' learning and broaden their horizons through reading, symbolizing closer ties between Cambodia and China.
The Mekong River dolphin population has increased from 90 individuals in 2020 to 116 in 2026, according to the Cambodian Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries. This rise is attributed to ongoing management, protection, and conservation efforts by the ministry and WWF.
On August 22, 2026, Cambodian National Committee for Disaster Management (NCDM) Vice Chairman Kim Virak inspected flood-affected areas and their impact on residents in Tboung Khmum province. Two districts, comprising 7 communes, were affected, impacting 596 households, with 526 evacuated. Authorities are prioritizing the safety and well-being of evacuees.
Dr. Pich Chanmony Hun Manet, wife of Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet, handed over 8 newly built houses to 8 families of fallen heroes in Siem Reap province. Gifts from the Prime Minister and his wife were also presented.
A 28-year-old man has been arrested in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, on suspicion of child sexual abuse and the production and distribution of child pornography. Authorities are continuing their investigation, and the suspect has been transferred to the prosecutor's office for legal proceedings.
Cambodia participated in the 40th International Drug Enforcement Conference (IDEC) in Argentina. The meeting emphasized strengthening international cooperation in combating drug crimes and sharing information, reinforcing Cambodia's commitment to fighting drug trafficking and money laundering.
Cambodia's Ministry of Interior has clarified amendments to the Law on Administration of Communes and Districts, addressing opposition concerns. The ministry stated that electoral systems and seat allocations remain unchanged, emphasizing the amendments aim to strengthen local governance and public services.
Cambodia's Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training encouraged scholarship recipients for the 2026-2027 academic year, studying in China, Japan, South Korea, and France, to focus on advanced fields like AI and robotics. Their contributions to the nation's economic and social development upon return are anticipated.
An infant at the 'ChemKid' daycare in Phnom Penh has died. Authorities have concluded the death was due to severe pneumonia and respiratory infection, with no other factors involved. The family has not pressed charges against the daycare, which provided a $1,000 donation to the bereaved family.
Cambodia's Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training held a tripartite workshop to share the latest socio-economic trends ahead of the 2027 minimum wage negotiations for the textile, garment, and footwear sectors. The Minister highlighted the sector's strategic importance, accounting for 46% of Cambodia's total exports, and stressed the importance of information sharing amidst global economic uncertainty.
A large-scale crackdown on illegal fishing has been conducted in Kratie Province, northeastern Cambodia. Authorities seized and destroyed over 1,600 meters of illegal gillnets and fishing gear, releasing approximately 100 kilograms of juvenile fish back into natural waters as part of efforts to ensure the sustainability of fishery resources.
The Cambodian government has officially protested against the continuous construction of military facilities by the Thai army in border areas, deeming it a violation of sovereignty and territorial integrity. Cambodia points to breaches of agreements on border demarcation and urges Thailand to cease these activities immediately.
In Battambang province, Cambodia, a gang of 11 young robbers, including one female, has been arrested. They used weapons like knives and bats to attack pedestrians at night, stealing or vandalizing motorcycles. The group is accused of robbery and destruction of property.
An Irish woman, mistakenly identified as Thai during an incident at a Phnom Penh hotel, has released an apology video. She explained she was intoxicated and urged the public to stop sharing the video to prevent further misunderstanding. Authorities have called for caution to avoid confusion.
Cambodia's Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training has launched a donation drive to support troops guarding the nation's borders. Funds and supplies collected will be delivered on October 3rd, with the ministry urging citizens and businesses to show gratitude and solidarity.
Cambodia's red corn harvest is currently underway, with prices seeing a slight increase compared to last year, benefiting farmers. A farmer in Battambang province reported a yield of approximately 7 tons per hectare, selling at 500-600 riels per kilogram, expecting to make a profit of about half after deducting cultivation and labor costs.
Authorities in Cambodia's Kratie Province released approximately 100kg of fish into natural waters and dismantled numerous illegal fishing gears during a crackdown on illegal fishing. This action aims to protect aquatic resources during the closed fishing season.
Cambodia's Ministry of Interior clarified that amendments to the sub-decree on commune/municipal administration are not intended to alter the electoral system or concentrate power. The ministry stated the changes aim to improve local governance and strengthen democracy, responding to concerns raised by an opposition party.
Four hundred families in Cambodia's Mondulkiri province received energy-saving stoves from the Women's Association for Peace and Development. This initiative aims to reduce living expenses and protect the environment, supported by SIPCO company.
Cambodia's Information Minister, Net Pheaktra, stressed that a ceasefire means 'freezing the situation' and is not an opportunity to create new realities on the ground or violate agreements. He cautioned against Thai military activities in border areas, deeming them contrary to the spirit of the ceasefire.
Cambodia's Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology has announced that Tropical Depression "Soudel" in the Western Pacific will influence the southwest monsoon, bringing thunderstorms and strong winds to about 50% of the country from August 22-24. Coastal areas are expected to experience the most significant impact.
Cambodia's Ministry of Information has announced an organizational restructuring to redefine leadership roles and responsibilities, aiming to adapt to the rapid evolution of digital technologies. Minister Net Pheaktra emphasized the need for clear delegation and efficient operations.
Cambodia's National Authority for Combating Drugs (NACD) has called on aviation sector stakeholders to enhance efforts against drug trafficking through airports. The NACD aims to ensure airport security by introducing advanced inspection equipment, improving officer integrity, and strengthening capabilities to counter smuggling methods.
Say Kimlom, Governor of Stueng district in Kampong Thom province, Cambodia, has urged citizens to prepare to participate in the upcoming Commune/Sangkat Council elections next year. He emphasized the importance of exercising their right to choose leaders who contribute to local development and peace.
Cambodia's Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training is calling on the public to support soldiers serving on the border. Donations of funds and materials are scheduled to be delivered to frontline units on October 3rd, serving as an opportunity to express gratitude and national unity.
Cambodia's Ministry of National Defense investigated the situation where 62 containers illegally placed by the Thai military within Cambodian territory are obstructing the return of 3,951 residents. An ASEAN Observer Team visited the site, urging the prompt commencement of border demarcation work between the two countries.
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Cambodia's Ministry of National Defense announced that the Thai military's illegal occupation of 62 containers along the Cambodia-Thailand border has prevented 3,951 residents from returning home. An ASEAN Observer Team conducted an on-site investigation, calling for swift border demarcation efforts.