Cambodia: Nearly 150 Dead, 400 Injured in October Traffic Accidents Nationwide
In October 2026, Cambodia recorded 219 traffic accidents, resulting in 147 fatalities and 383 injuries nationwide. Speeding and failure to yield were primary causes, with night accidents being most frequent. Authorities resumed stricter traffic law enforcement in September.
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