Kampong Cham is a province in eastern Cambodia along the Mekong River, serving as an administrative jurisdiction with a strong connection to agriculture, transport links, and regional development activity. This page provides a consolidated overview of Kampong Cham together with government policy updates, regulatory changes, and official notices relevant to provincial governance, infrastructure, and public administration. Tracking these developments in one place helps users monitor institutional decisions, implementation trends, and local policy direction with greater clarity.
MPWT inaugurated upgraded sections of National Route 73 and Provincial Routes 377 and 377A in Cambodia to improve transport infrastructure connectivity and local mobility.
General Department of Immigration detains nearly 130 people in Cambodia for juvenile delinquency and illegal gambling in a law enforcement operation.
Ministry of Health conducted oversight visits in Cambodia to launch an HPV self-sampling cervical cancer screening program targeting women aged 30–49 in Kampong Cham.
Cambodia National Police conducted 27 anti-narcotics operations on 16 August 2026, resulting in 80 arrests across multiple provinces and seizures of methamphetamine and heroin.
National Police of Cambodia reported nationwide narcotics operations that arrested 34 suspects and seized methamphetamine, ketamine, and MDMA.
Cambodia National Police reported nationwide anti-narcotics operations on 8 August that produced 13 cases and 22 arrests; security units seized 323.63 grams of methamphetamine.
Cambodia Ministry of Commerce inspected markets and retail locations to identify and remove non-compliant consumer products and food items from sale.
The National Social Security Fund in Cambodia deployed AIM NSSF identity-verification machines to 14 partner hospitals to reduce waiting times for social security health services.
Ministry of Health conducted a three-day training in Cambodia to train health workers on HPV self-sampling for cervical cancer screening under the H-EQIP 2 program.
The Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology (MOWRAM) led a technical inspection of sand-extraction businesses in Kandal and Kampong Cham provinces, Cambodia.
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