Prey Veng is a province in southeastern Cambodia, bordering Vietnam and characterized by its lowland agricultural economy and district-level administrative network. This page provides a consolidated overview of Prey Veng alongside aggregated government policy updates, covering regulation, governance, infrastructure, and development measures issued by relevant institutions. Tracking these updates helps users monitor local policy direction, administrative activity, and implementation priorities affecting the province.
Update on the police investigation and prosecution measures against juveniles involved in serious criminal offenses in Tbong Khmum province, demonstrating enforcement of criminal law provisions. This has long-term reference value for Cambodian juvenile criminal case management and law enforcement practices.
On January 20, 2026, Cambodian police executed a nationwide operation targeting drug-related criminal offenses, resulting in 23 cases and the arrest of 60 suspects. This comprehensive crackdown demonstrates ongoing law enforcement efforts against narcotics trafficking, possession, and consumption.
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.
Deputy President Cheam Yeap highlighted the significant legislative achievements and institutional modernization of the Cambodian National Assembly during its 7th legislative term. This briefing captures the institutional development under the leadership of key parliamentary and government figures, providing long-term reference to Cambodia’s legislative evolution.
The General Department of Immigration reported the deportation of 59 Vietnamese nationals for illegal stay, unlawful employment, and illegal border crossing. The update has reference value as an official immigration enforcement record involving cross-border removal through a designated international border checkpoint.
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 Anti-Corruption Unit said asset and liability declarations under Cambodia’s anti-corruption law continue under the 2012 filing form, with four ministries and provinces reaching 100% submission. As of 23 January 2026, the declaration regime had received 18,254 filings, or 91.78% of obligated officials nationwide.
Cambodia police in Siem Reap intercepted two vehicles transporting nearly 28.75 tonnes of clams without permits and transferred the case to fisheries authorities for legal procedure. The case relates to Cambodia fisheries regulation and inter-agency enforcement involving police, prosecutors, and the Fisheries Administration.
Cambodia police authorities reported a drug enforcement operation in Mondulkiri province that led to the arrest of five suspects in a narcotics case involving alleged trafficking, possession, and use of illegal drugs. The case reflects ongoing Cambodian law enforcement action under anti-drug policy and criminal procedure.
The Ministry of Post and Telecommunications announced the official launch of 5G mobile services in Cambodia from January 2026, with initial coverage in Phnom Penh and selected provinces. The rollout involves Cellcard, Metfone, and Smart, alongside telecom infrastructure installation and phased network expansion.
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