Kandal is a province of Cambodia that surrounds Phnom Penh and functions as a key administrative and peri-urban area shaped by cross-provincial transport, land use, and economic activity. This page provides a structured aggregation of government policy updates, regulatory notices, and institutional developments related to Kandal, helping users track changes in governance, infrastructure, public administration, and local development with a clear province-level reference point.
General Department of Identification reports Cambodia police and the U.S. FBI jointly investigated 12 cybercrime cases and dismantled 50 online scam sites across seven provinces.
Cambodia Ministry of Public Works and Transport led a review of the Koh Ksach Tonle bridge project under European Investment Bank financing.
Cambodia MPWT led an inter-ministerial site inspection with EIB experts to assess the Koh Khsach Tonle bridge infrastructure project and collect technical data for the feasibility stage.
Cambodia police detained 413 suspects in a nationwide crackdown on juvenile gangs and illegal gambling activities during August, reporting arrests and court referrals across multiple provinces.
National Police of Cambodia reports 107 arrests in 33 nationwide drug enforcement cases and multiple seizures on 1 September.
National Police of Cambodia reports 29 arrests and substantial narcotics seizures across Cambodia in nationwide anti-drug operations.
Cambodia National Police detained seven suspects and seized three motorcycles in a mobile-phone theft operation on National Road 6A; the police operation involved provincial and district anti-crime units.
General Department of Immigration detains nearly 130 people in Cambodia for juvenile delinquency and illegal gambling in a law enforcement operation.
MPWT convened stakeholders in Cambodia to review the draft final report for upgrading National Road 1 and constructing an extradosed bridge across the Mekong, focusing on transport infrastructure improvements.
Cambodia MOWRAM certified handover of irrigation infrastructure works under a 12-month quality-assurance period in Kandal, Pursat and Banteay Meanchey provinces.
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