Phnom Penh Police Arrest 14 Suspects in Gang Crackdown
Phnom Penh police have arrested a total of 14 suspects belonging to three street gangs following a three-day crackdown. The individuals are implicated in violent incidents and theft, highlighting the authorities' intensified efforts to maintain social order.
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