Svay Rieng is a province in southeastern Cambodia, bordering Vietnam and functioning as a provincial administrative jurisdiction with cross-border economic, transport, and agricultural relevance. This page provides a structured overview of Svay Rieng alongside aggregated government policy and regulation updates, helping users monitor governance decisions, institutional activity, infrastructure measures, and development-related changes affecting the province.
Cambodia Ministry of Health supervises rollout of an HPV self-sampling cervical cancer screening program targeting women aged 30–49 in Kampong Speu and Svay Rieng as part of primary health screening services.
National Police of Cambodia arrest three suspects and seize narcotics and weapons in a Svay Rieng law enforcement operation.
General Department of Immigration reported deporting 1,362 foreign nationals from Cambodia for illegal entry and related offences, highlighting immigration enforcement at airports and land border checkpoints.
Cambodia CCF inspectors conducted coordinated market inspections to enforce food safety regulation, sampling 80 products and withdrawing 40.57 kg of non-compliant food items.
Cambodia immigration authorities deported 173 Vietnamese nationals linked to online scams, using the Bavet international checkpoint to repatriate individuals.
Cambodia's Ministry of Labour promoted worker transport vehicle upgrades and technical inspections in Svay Rieng's Manhattan special economic zone to improve labor transport safety.
Cambodia Ministry of Health conducted a one-day training in Kampong Cham to improve EmONC health data entry using Kobo Tool Box for provincial and facility-level monitoring.
Cambodia National Police detained six suspects and seized digital devices during a district-level enforcement action against an alleged online scams operation in Svay Rieng.
National Police of Cambodia dismantled three suspected online-scam villa sites in Bavet, Svay Rieng and detained 32 suspects as part of a cybersecurity enforcement operation.
National Police of Cambodia arrested 105 people in 35 nationwide drug enforcement cases on 15 June, seizing 264.32 grams of methamphetamine; the operation involved police and Gendarmerie units.
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