Cambodia Authorities Urge Scrappers to Be Vigilant Against Stolen Goods
Cambodian police in Koh Kong province are urging scrap collectors to be cautious of stolen goods entering their trade. Authorities are requesting collectors to report suspicious items and working to prevent criminal activity.
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