Cambodia Drug Enforcement Policy: National Police Report Nationwide Security Operations
Cambodia National Police reported 16 drug enforcement cases and 63 arrests in nationwide security operations on 2 May 2026.

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Cambodia’s National Police reported a security enforcement operation in Mondulkiri province involving six detained suspects, methamphetamine evidence, and coordinated anti-drug policing procedures.
Cambodia’s National Police rejected allegations by Thai media over a cybercrime enforcement operation in Poipet and said 635 Thai nationals were coordinated for return through Thai authorities. The statement links Cambodia’s security response to online scam networks with cross-border law enforcement cooperation.
Cambodia’s National Police conducted a cybercrime security operation against an alleged online scam group in Poipet, Banteay Meanchey. Authorities reported finding and initially detaining multiple foreign nationals, mostly Chinese, during the operation.
Cambodia’s Ministry of National Defence reported gunfire during a Military Attachés Corps observation at O’Smach International Border Checkpoint, linking the border security event to ceasefire implementation.
The National Police of Cambodia reported 18 narcotics enforcement cases and 35 detained suspects in nationwide drug operations on 29 April 2026. The security update recorded seizures of methamphetamine, ketamine, and MDMA across multiple participating law enforcement units.
Cambodia’s Ministry of National Defence reported a foreign military attaché observation visit at O’Smach International Border Checkpoint after a ceasefire agreement. The defence statement said Cambodian authorities had notified the Thai Regional Border Committee before the border security visit.
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