Kampot is a coastal province in southern Cambodia with provincial administrative functions, cross-border connectivity, and an economy linked to agriculture, logistics, and port-related infrastructure. This page provides a structured overview of Kampot alongside aggregated government policy, regulation, and governance updates affecting the province, helping users monitor institutional activity, development planning, public administration decisions, and infrastructure-related measures in one reference point.
Cambodia General Department of Immigration expelled 180 Vietnamese nationals linked to online scam operations, repatriating them via the Prek Chak international border post in Kampot province.
Ministry of Environment rangers seized illegal forest timber in Cambodia's Bokor National Park; provincial officers recorded 97 logs totaling 3.039 m³.
Ministry of Health led a technical mission to strengthen emergency care and patient-transfer systems at Kampot provincial referral hospitals in Cambodia.
Ministry of Environment conducts CamAdapt training to integrate gender into coastal climate adaptation planning in Cambodia.
Cambodia National Police detained 115 suspects in law enforcement operations targeting child exploitation and illegal gambling between 11 and 20 May 2026.
National Police of Cambodia reports arrests of 15 suspects in a nationwide drug enforcement operation that seized methamphetamine; the security operation targeted trafficking, transport/storage, and use.
Cambodia National Police conducted 20 anti-narcotics operations on 18 May 2026, arresting 57 suspects and seizing methamphetamine and ketamine in multiple provinces.
Cambodia’s National Police reported 11 narcotics enforcement cases on 7 May 2026, with 25 suspects detained and methamphetamine, ketamine, and MDMA seized nationwide.
The National Police of Cambodia reported 14 nationwide drug enforcement cases on 4 May 2026, involving 45 detained suspects and multiple narcotics seizures. The security update records case types, seized substances, and participating enforcement units.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Industry, Science, Technology and Innovation inspected water infrastructure in Kampot, including a raw water intake station and a planned 12,600 m³/day treatment plant. The project is intended to expand clean water supply for households, tourism, and local economic activity.
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