Koh Kong announces closure of kamong fishing in Peam Krasop refugia through March 31
Fishing for kamong is prohibited in a 1,283-hectare refugia area from the notice’s issue date through March 31, 2026.
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Koh Kong: The closure aims to sustain kamong fish stocks, maintain a healthy ecosystem in the refugia, improve the livelihoods of residents and local communities, and protect, conserve and sustainably use kamong resources in accordance with national fisheries policy.
The Koh Kong provincial administration announced the closure of kamong fishing in the Peam Krasop kamong refugia from the date of the notice until March 31, 2026.
A map establishing the management area accompanies the notice. Fishing for kamong is strictly prohibited within the 1,283-hectare refugia in Peam Krasop commune, Mondul Seima district, and Koh Kapik commune, Koh Kong district.
Fishers may resume normal fishing when the closure expires. Failure to comply with the notice will be punishable under the law.
By: Pai Sokhim.
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