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.
National Police of Cambodia reports 34 arrests in 15 anti‑narcotics cases and the seizure of methamphetamine during a nationwide law enforcement operation.
Cambodia National Police detained 30 suspected online scammers at rental villas and flat units in Bavet city, Svay Rieng. The action targeted cybercrime operations operating from residential rental properties.
Cambodia National Police reported arrests and seizures during nationwide anti-narcotics operations on 22 May, documenting law enforcement actions against methamphetamine and ketamine. The security operation involved provincial police units across five provinces.
National Assembly Committee 1 conducted a provincial review and promoted out-of-court land dispute resolution in Cambodia's border provinces to address land registration and tenure issues.
Cambodia National Police detained 52 suspects in 17 anti-narcotics operations on 21 May, seizing 157.71 grams of methamphetamine and 3.26 grams of ketamine.
National Assembly of Cambodia human-rights commission reviewed Svay Rieng provincial land dispute-resolution mechanisms.
Cambodia National Police detained 115 suspects in law enforcement operations targeting child exploitation and illegal gambling between 11 and 20 May 2026.
National Police of Cambodia arrested 32 suspects in 13 anti‑narcotics cases on 20 May, seizing heroin, cocaine, methamphetamine, ketamine and MDMA in coordinated police operations.
Cambodia National Police raided an online scam hub at Bavet Plaza in Svay Rieng, detaining 129 suspected operators and seizing computers and mobile phones in a cybercrime enforcement action.
Ministry of Health in Cambodia received 10 ADB-funded ambulances to strengthen emergency health transport and provincial health infrastructure.
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