Cambodia Cracks Down on Illegal Gold Mining in Wildlife Sanctuary
Cambodia's Ministry of Environment is taking firm action against illegal gold mining activities discovered within the Prey Lang Wildlife Sanctuary in Kampong Thom province. Authorities have seized numerous mining equipment and issued a one-month notice for residents to cease illegal operations.
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