Cambodia Releases Over 4 Tons of Illegally Caught Clams Back into Tonle Sap Lake
Authorities in Cambodia's Kampong Thom province have seized over 4 tons of clams and apprehended 18 individuals involved in illegal fishing using mechanized dragnet equipment. The confiscated clams were released back into Tonle Sap Lake, and the individuals were warned and allowed to return home.
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