Cambodia Corrects Over 180,000 Citizen ID Data Entries, Plans Nationwide Registration System
Cambodia's Ministry of Interior announced that over 180,000 citizen data entries have been corrected in the national registration system. The capital, Phnom Penh, will implement an online registration system in all districts early next year, with nationwide expansion targeted by 2028. Infrastructure development remains a key challenge.
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