Cambodia Urges Enhanced Intelligence Gathering to Combat Narcotics
Cambodia's Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister, Sar Sokha, has directed police to intensify intelligence operations against suspected drug offenders, citing a rise in narcotics, juvenile delinquency, gambling, and theft. He highlighted the growing complexity of the drug problem and urged enhanced cooperation to protect citizens.
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