On 13 March 2026, Madam Mom Sandap, a member of the Senate Commission on Legislation and Justice and a member of the Senate working group for Region 1, met with 10 households comprising 50 members in Village 5, Phsar Doeum Thkov Sangkat, Chamkar Mon Khan, Phnom Penh.
During the meeting, she shared several administrative and public-awareness messages with participating residents. These included cautioning citizens to remain vigilant and monitor information carefully in relation to online scams conducted through technology platforms. She also advised members whose national identity cards were close to expiry, with 180 days remaining, or whose cards were lost, damaged, or newly due for issuance upon reaching eligible age, to go to the police post to renew or process their identification documents.
In addition, residents who had reached eligible age or had recently moved into the area were encouraged to prepare documents for voter registration scheduled for 7 October 2026.
Following the discussion, Madam Mom Sandap provided financial support of 500,000 riels to the participating members.
Official Source
Senate of Cambodia Facebook post, citing the Office of Assistance to the Senate’s 6th Commission and edited by the Information Department, published on 13 March 2026.
Related Developments
This topic is part of ongoing policy and enforcement developments related to cybercrime and online fraud in Cambodia, including scam investigations, regulatory responses, and cross-border cooperation.
