Kratie is a province in northeastern Cambodia, situated along the Mekong River and serving as an administrative area with activity linked to regional transport, land management, and local economic development. This page provides a structured aggregation of government policy updates, regulations, and official notices related to Kratie, helping users monitor governance, infrastructure planning, institutional decisions, and other local policy developments relevant to public administration and implementation.
Cambodia environmental authorities reported a forest encroachment enforcement case in Prey Lang Wildlife Sanctuary in Kratie province, involving alleged illegal land clearing inside a protected area. The case relates to Cambodia’s environmental regulation and protected-area enforcement framework.
Cambodia National Police reported a nationwide drug enforcement operation on 14 April 2026 involving six narcotics cases and 16 arrests. The update provides a reference point for Cambodia security and anti-drug enforcement activity across Kratie and Tboung Khmum provinces.
Cambodia National Police reported nationwide drug enforcement results for 11 April 2026, recording 14 narcotics cases and 34 arrests across multiple provinces. The update provides a reference point on Cambodia’s anti-drug policing activity and seizure data.
Cambodia National Police reported seven drug enforcement cases nationwide on April 5, 2026, with 19 suspects detained and multiple narcotics seized. The update provides a reference point on Cambodia’s narcotics enforcement operations and policing activity across several provinces.
The National Police of Cambodia reported nationwide drug enforcement results for 27 March 2026, recording 21 cases and 48 arrests across multiple offense categories. Seized evidence included methamphetamine, yaba, and ketamine, with operations conducted by nine participating units.
The Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport presided over the official appointment of Tham Heng as Director of the Kratie Provincial Department of Education, Youth and Sport on 25 March 2026. The ceremony also restated ministry education reform priorities relating to teacher development, school leadership, student assessment, early childhood education, and school standards.
The Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology conducted a field inspection of three irrigation systems in Snuol district and reviewed emergency water pumping operations to support 300 hectares of dry-season rice in Kratie province. The intervention involved coordination between technical officials and the provincial administration, using mobile pumps, a floating station, and fuel support.
The Ministry of Health convened a meeting at Calmette Hospital to prepare the 2026 annual workshop on Maternal and Perinatal Death Surveillance and Response (MPDSR), review maternal delivery-related cases in Kampot, Kampong Thom, and Battambang, and discuss progress in the MPDSR system. The meeting also reviewed UNFPA’s Phase 1 2025 EmONC Light Assessment covering 76 health facilities in eight provinces and issued directions on continued CEmONC and BEmONC training and stronger coordination between national hospitals and provincial counterparts.
Between 16–19 March 2026, the General Department of Immigration deported 1,556 foreign nationals of 21 nationalities from Cambodia for various immigration and related offenses. The group includes 776 Vietnamese nationals linked to online scam activities, as well as others involved in illegal border crossing, staying without passports, using fake visas, and working without authorization.
On 17 March 2026, the General Department of Immigration directed the continued deportation of 776 Vietnamese nationals linked to online scam activities in Malai district, Banteay Meanchey. Of these, 457 individuals were deported via the Bavet International Border Police Post in Svay Rieng and 319 via the Trapaing Sre International Border Police Post in Kratie.
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