Cambodia National Police Issues 12 Directives to Kampong Cham Provincial Police
Deputy National Police Chief Tan Samnang has issued 12 directives to the Kampong Cham Provincial Police, focusing on enhancing efficiency and discipline during a ceremony for promotions and transfers. Key directives include rewarding active officers, supporting veterans, combating illicit drugs and drunk driving, and promoting community safety policies.
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