Stung Treng Police Crack Down on 6 Drug Cases, Arrest 34 Suspects
A large-scale crackdown on drug offenses in Cambodia's northeastern Stung Treng province has resulted in the arrest of 34 suspects. Provincial police conducted operations at eight locations, uncovering six cases. The provincial governor praised the contribution to ensuring resident safety.
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