Cambodia reports 1,501 foreign nationals deported in four days
The immigration authorities said 1,501 foreigners, including 162 women, were expelled from February 25 to 28, involving people from 20 countries and regions.
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From February 25 to 28, under Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Sar Sokha’s direction, Cambodia’s General Department of Immigration and relevant agencies carried out coordinated enforcement against foreign nationals who had violated Cambodian law and processed their return.
The notice said 1,501 foreigners, including 162 women, were deported over the four days. It said the authorities completed the required procedures and expelled them after establishing the violations.
The operation involved people from 20 countries and regions: China, Ghana, Syria, Uganda, Taiwan (China), Myanmar, Indonesia, Laos, India, Pakistan, Kenya, the Philippines, Bangladesh, Singapore, Vietnam, Japan, Nigeria, Cameroon, Nepal and South Korea. Enforcement agencies said they would continue tackling violations to maintain public order.
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