Koh Kong is a coastal province in southwestern Cambodia, bordering Thailand and containing mainland and island jurisdictions with significance for cross-border administration, transport links, natural resource management, and infrastructure development. This page combines a concise provincial overview with an organized aggregation of government policy and regulation updates affecting Koh Kong, helping users monitor governance actions, institutional activity, and local development decisions relevant to the province.
Senate delegation inspected National Road No.10 in Cambodia, reviewing transport infrastructure construction and investment financing for the 198.518 km Koh Kong–Pursat corridor.
Cambodia Ministry of National Defence coordinated an ASEAN observer field verification to Koh Yor following reported shelling that damaged civilian property; the security-focused visit involved the ASEAN Observer Team–Cambodia and local liaison units.
Cambodia Ministry of National Defence coordinated an ASEAN Observer Team field verification at the Cham Yeam border checkpoint to confirm ceasefire implementation.
National Police of Cambodia reported nationwide narcotics operations that arrested 34 suspects and seized methamphetamine, ketamine, and MDMA.
General Department of Immigration deports 788 foreigners from Cambodia for immigration violations and online scam offenses.
Ministry of Interior requests Koh Kong provincial administration to investigate land encroachment and a land-possession claim in a Cambodia protected-area land zone.
Cambodia Ministry of Commerce inspected markets and retail locations to identify and remove non-compliant consumer products and food items from sale.
Ministry of Public Works and Transport completed an upgrade of National Road 48 in Cambodia, enhancing transport connectivity between Srae Ambel and Khemara Phoumin in Koh Kong province.
Cambodia MPWT deploys mobile vehicle technical inspections to Mondulkiri, Koh Kong, Oddar Meanchey and Tbong Khmum provinces to provide roadworthiness checks for the transport sector.
Cambodia Ministry of Environment reports community protected areas managing land and generating conservation-linked income for local households through non-timber products and ecotourism.
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