Cambodia Participates in ASEAN Airport Anti-Drug Meeting to Combat Transnational Trafficking
Cambodia participated in the 16th ASEAN Airport Interdiction Task Force (AAITF) meeting, reporting on the current situation and countermeasures against drug trafficking via airports. The anti-drug authorities emphasized strengthening information sharing among member states and enhancing the capacity of specialized officers to tackle increasingly complex drug crimes.
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