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In Kratie city's Kracore commune, Kratie province, the Mekong River has risen to 20.64 meters, impacting crops, particularly rice paddies, across numerous areas. Residents in two villages are racing to harvest their crops ahead of severe flooding, aiming to mitigate losses.
The Governor of Pursat province visited Phnom Kravanh district to inspect infrastructure development, including the construction of concrete roads. The governor emphasized that peace and the 'win-win' policy are the foundations for development and urged residents to cooperate in maintaining public facilities.
Ariyaksat City in Cambodia has officially opened two new concrete roads, aiming to facilitate commuting and stimulate local economic activity. This infrastructure development is expected to contribute to the growth of the newly established city.
An indigenous Kavet woman in Cambodia's Ratanakiri province safely delivered a baby girl by the Sesan River while en route to a health center. Medical teams responded swiftly, ensuring the mother and child were safely transported. The incident highlights challenges in healthcare access for remote communities.
Cambodia's Ministry of Labour has warned foreign factory managers that repeated misconduct towards workers could lead to the revocation of work permits and deportation, as part of efforts to enhance labor standards and protect employees.
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has reaffirmed its continued support for Cambodia's efforts to facilitate the socio-economic integration of returning migrant workers. This comes amid reports of increased returns of Cambodian workers from Thailand, some facing discrimination and violence.
Cambodia's Minister of Information, Net Pheaktra, instructed journalists from approximately 33 night-time news outlets to adhere to professional ethics and strictly avoid using images or content that degrades women's dignity. He emphasized the importance of truthfulness, accuracy, and reporting that respects social morals and Cambodian culture.
The Cambodian Ministry of Health has announced five key strategies to strengthen the response and prevention of dengue fever, emphasizing collaboration between citizens, healthcare providers, and authorities. The announcement was made during a visit by ministry officials to Preah Sihanouk province to assess the dengue situation.
Senior Advisor Men Samon visited Svay Rieng province to commend a charitable medical team providing free healthcare. This initiative contributes to the government's "Pentagonal Strategy," focusing on human resource development, public health improvement, and universal health coverage.
Cambodia has accused Thailand of employing 'fait accompli' tactics by unilaterally altering the status quo in border areas. The Cambodian government condemned these actions as violations of international law, citing territorial occupation, obstruction of civilian return, and destruction of homes and religious sites, impacting over 500,000 residents.
JS Tower has officially opened in Phnom Penh, aiming to differentiate itself in a competitive property market by integrating Grade-A offices with hospitality, dining, and entertainment facilities. The development seeks to boost visitor traffic through the attraction of international brands.
In Phnom Penh, Cambodia, a man was fatally stabbed while attempting to prevent his girlfriend from committing suicide. The woman is in police custody for questioning.
Cambodia's Minister of Rural Development, Chhay Rithisen, inspected the condition of a gravel road in Siem Reap province and reviewed plans for two other road projects, aiming to improve local livelihoods and boost tourism.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has ordered the halt of demolition for the 'Sala Doung' educational facility run by "poor tycoon" Ouk Vande, and pledged monthly support. The PM praised Vande's dedication, emphasizing the importance of morality and integrity.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet reaffirmed the importance of the 'culture of dialogue' long upheld by the Cambodian People's Party (CPP), stressing that 'honesty' is essential for its practice. He pointed out the disconnect between constructive domestic discussions and confrontational attitudes abroad, citing examples of critical rhetoric overseas.
Cambodia and Malaysia affirmed strengthening trade and investment ties at a trade forum and business matching event in Phnom Penh. Bilateral trade reached $1.08 billion in 2025 and continued strong growth in the first half of 2026, up 58%.
Prime Minister Hun Manet highlighted the crucial role of Achar and Acharini in preserving Cambodian traditions, moral values, and grassroots solidarity, urging responsible use of digital platforms.
Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Kun Kim inspected drought-affected rice fields in Bakan District, Pailin Province. The assessment of damage and consideration of recovery support, including seeds and food for affected farmers, are underway.
Cambodia's Ministry of Social Affairs, Veterans and Youth Rehabilitation held a training on minimum standards for alternative care for children, attended by 80 participants. The initiative aims to strengthen child protection and ensure quality care provision, prioritizing family-based care and designating institutional care as a last resort.
Cambodia's Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training has announced the provision of 91,000 new job opportunities for workers from three factories in Banteay Meanchey province, which were closed due to what is described as a Thai 'incursion'. The job openings span sectors including garment manufacturing and electronics.
The Kandal Province Red Cross branch visited and expressed condolences to the families of children who died in a boat accident in Kien Svay district. Humanitarian aid, including cash and food supplies, was provided to the bereaved families.
The King of Cambodia has provided humanitarian aid to 1,062 families of refugees, the poor, and veterans displaced by border conflicts with Thailand. Food and essential supplies were distributed through the Red Cross, led by Mrs. Bun Rany Hun Sen. This assistance highlights the King's deep concern for his people.
The Deputy Governor of Stueng District, Kampong Cham Province, Cambodia, has urged for the hygienic, safe, and effective implementation of the school nutrition program for primary students, emphasizing the provision of nutritious breakfast vital for children's growth, health, and concentration.
Cambodia won three silver medals in the team events at the 3rd Southeast Asian Badminton Championship, hosted in Phnom Penh. Myanmar secured all three gold medals in the U-16, U-19, and U-23 categories. Individual events will continue until August 21st.
Cambodian Minister of Health, Prof. Chheang Ra, stressed the importance of leadership in uncertain situations, urging leaders to act as bridges for their teams. He also praised health officials for strengthening the sector, leading to regional recognition from the WHO.
Cambodia's Ministry of Health held a meeting to review the progress of its National Health Strategy, aiming for Universal Health Coverage by 2024-2035. Discussions focused on strengthening health service delivery and public-private partnerships.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet praised monks and nuns for their vital role in preserving traditions and moral education at the annual meeting with religious figures nationwide. He also touched upon Buddhism's role in the digital age, encouraging their contributions to society.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has appointed Kam Monovithya, the eldest daughter of Kem Sokha, as a special envoy to the Prime Minister. The Prime Minister cited her strong international connections as the reason for the appointment, emphasizing her potential role in diplomatic support for border issues with neighboring countries.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet stated he welcomes constructive and reasoned opinions and proposals, but will not accept insults or slander. He expressed openness to feedback from experts and intellectuals, both domestically and abroad, while emphasizing the importance of constructive dialogue.
Prime Minister Hun Manet praised the founder of "Dou School" and its volunteers for their educational activities within Kirirom National Park. He ordered the school's continuation despite a closure threat due to its location in a military zone and pledged support.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet attended the 11th consultation meeting with clergy nationwide on August 19. The Prime Minister stated that political stability and economic development contribute to the preservation of culture and traditions, emphasizing the importance of moral education through Buddhist teachings. The efforts to inherit and develop Cambodia's traditional culture are shown to be linked with government policies.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet pledged to resolve teacher housing issues and announced a donation of 5 million riels (approximately $1250 USD) and one ton of rice to 'Sala Doung,' a facility serving nearly 160 students. The move aims to support the educational institution and its teachers.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has ordered a temporary halt to the eviction of 'Sala Doung,' an educational facility on Kirirom Mountain, and its teachers' residences. The facility was situated in a military zone, but the PM has mandated maintaining the status quo and continuing educational activities, tasking the Ministry of Environment and Kampong Speu provincial authorities with finding a resolution.
Two Chinese nationals have been arrested in Cambodia's capital, Phnom Penh, for kidnapping two compatriots and demanding a ransom of $550,000. The incident occurred at the end of July, and the suspects have confessed to the crime. Investigations into the remaining accomplices are ongoing.
Cambodia's mine action authorities have emphasized that financial difficulties faced by the Cambodian Self Help Demining (CSHD) organization do not reflect the overall stability and resilience of mine action funding in the country. International support and national capacity remain strong, ensuring continued operations.
Koh Santepheap Khmer reported on zodiac signs expected to experience financial prosperity in Cambodia. Individuals born in the Year of the Rat, Snake, and Tiger are predicted to be blessed with wealth, enjoying economic stability and abundance. This reflects the nation's economic hopes and social psychology.