Cambodia's Ministry of Environment Prevents 22 Million Cubic Meters of Polluted Wastewater Discharge
Cambodia's Ministry of Environment successfully prevented the discharge of over 21.98 million cubic meters of polluted liquid waste into public water sources during the first 10 months of 2026. This marks a significant step in protecting the ecosystem and public health. The ministry is encouraging businesses to install automatic monitoring devices for real-time data transmission.
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