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.
The National Police of Cambodia conducted a nationwide operation on 10 February 2026 resulting in 17 drug crime cases and the arrest of 48 suspects. This update provides detailed data on offenses, arrests, seized substances, and participating police units, supporting long-term tracking of drug law enforcement activities.
This update reports on an inter-ministerial effort led by the Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction to assess and plan clean water supply provision in Kep, Kampot, and Preah Sihanouk provinces. It has long-term reference value as it documents institutional cooperation and strategic planning relevant to water infrastructure development and public health in these coastal regions.
This official report details the nationwide anti-narcotics enforcement operation conducted by the National Police on February 15, 2026, highlighting seizures and detentions. It serves as an archival record of law enforcement actions against illegal drug activities.
This update details a parliamentary representative from Central Kampot's direct engagement with local pig farmers to understand production challenges and promote sustainable livestock practices. It holds long-term value for tracing legislative and governance attention to agricultural livelihoods and rural economic balance.
The National Police of Cambodia published a nationwide operational summary of drug crime enforcement for 31 January 2026, including case counts, arrests, seized narcotics, and provincial breakdowns. The report has reference value as an official law enforcement record of anti-drug operations on that date.
The National Police of Cambodia reported nationwide drug crime enforcement results for 26 January 2026, covering 11 cases and 31 arrests. Seized narcotics included methamphetamine, ketamine, MDMA, and precursor chemicals in operations involving police and military police units.
The National Police of Cambodia reported nationwide drug crime suppression results on 23 January 2026, covering 22 narcotics cases and 56 arrests. The anti-drug operations involved police and military police units and included seizures of methamphetamine, ketamine, and MDMA.
The General Department of Immigration deported 399 Vietnamese nationals through the Prek Chak International Border Checkpoint in Kampot after their arrest for illegal stay and unauthorized work without passports. The operation was carried out on 17–18 January 2026 by the Investigation and Procedures Enforcement Department.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Public Works and Transport reviewed the condition of National Road 41 and completed the final handover process after one year of operation. The inspection relates to road infrastructure quality, bridge works, drainage systems, and traffic safety equipment along the upgraded corridor.
The General Department of Immigration deported 30 Vietnamese nationals through the Prek Chak international border gate in Kampot province in an immigration enforcement action involving illegal stay, illegal work, unlawful entry, and post-sentence removal. The cases included passport violations and offenses linked to online scam activity, violence, unlawful detention, and drug-related charges.
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