Preah Vihear is a province in northern Cambodia, bordering Thailand and defined by its administrative districts, rural land use, and cross-border governance and infrastructure considerations. This page provides a structured overview of the province alongside an aggregation of government policy and regulation updates affecting Preah Vihear, helping users monitor development priorities, institutional activity, and changes in public administration relevant to local planning, service delivery, and regulatory oversight.
General Department of Identification informs Cambodia citizens how to apply for and renew national identification cards at local police posts and designated ID service centers.
Cambodia National Police reported 73 arrests and 755.92 g of methamphetamine seized during nationwide drug enforcement operations on 25 May, covering trafficking, transport/storage, and use cases.
Cambodia National Police reported arrests of 57 suspects across 15 anti-narcotics cases and seized 213.48 grams of methamphetamine during nationwide operations on 23 May 2026.
Cambodia Ministry of Labour launched a labour campaign in Stung Treng and Preah Vihear to prevent child labour and encourage employer registration in LACMS.
Cambodia National Police arrested 55 people in 17 anti-narcotics operations and seized 483.21 grams of methamphetamine, reporting province-level enforcement activity.
Ministry of Health in Cambodia received 10 ADB-funded ambulances to strengthen emergency health transport and provincial health infrastructure.
Ministry of National Defence rejects Thai media allegations that Cambodian forces fired on Thai positions near Preah Vihear, affecting Cambodia border security.
General Department of Identification issues and renews national identity cards for residents in Cambodia, using police stations and designated identification service centres to support administrative access.
Cambodia facilitated an ASEAN Observer Team mission to observe and verify the ceasefire at Preah Vihear, supporting border security and diplomatic confidence-building.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport reported that its Tboung Khmum provincial department delivered education materials and infrastructure funding to two border-area schools in Preah Vihear. The support covered technology equipment, study supplies, sports materials, and 13.6 million riel for school-ground and drainage works.
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