Illegal Sand Dredging Site Raided in Koh Kong's Tatai Wildlife Sanctuary
Authorities in Cambodia's Koh Kong province raided an illegal sand dredging site within the Tatai Wildlife Sanctuary on October 6. The owner, who operated without a permit for 15 days, faces an estimated fine of 22.5 million riels (approximately $550).
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