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Banteay Meanchey anti-scam inspections identify 63 foreign nationals in Poipet
Authorities inspected two suspected sites on June 15, identifying 51 Thai nationals including 21 women and 12 Indonesians including one woman. The premises were temporarily sealed and the people referred for placement or further checks.
Read the original report or page ↗Phnom Penh apartment search detains six Vietnamese scam suspects in 7 Makara
A June 15 search in វាលវង់ found six Vietnamese suspects, eight phones and three computers allegedly broken to destroy evidence. The people and items were sent to district police for questioning and case preparation.
Read the original report or page ↗Cambodia forecast for June 16–18 includes rain, thunderstorms and gusts
The ministry forecasts possible rain, thunderstorms and gusts over 50% of lowland areas, 40% of highlands and 30% of coastal areas during June 16–18, with average minimum and maximum wave heights of 0.50 and 1.50 meters.
Read the original report or page ↗Osaka chamber pledges to promote Cambodian opportunities to over 30,000 member companies
OCCI Vice Chair Kyoko Hirose expressed willingness to promote Cambodian investment and business opportunities during a meeting with Deputy Prime Minister Sun Chanthol in Japan. He invited SMEs among the chamber’s more than 30,000 members to explore investment in Cambodia.
Read the original report or page ↗Cambodian National Police stage protection drill ahead of planned November summit
Cambodia’s National Police reportedly conducted a protection-formation exercise on June 12, travelling from Koh Pich in Phnom Penh to Techo International Airport. The drill was intended to prepare security and emergency responses for the 20th Francophonie Summit, expected in November 2026.
Read the original report or page ↗“The border is closed, so where do the goods come from?” Hun Sen calls for checks on Thai goods
Senate President Hun Sen said on June 13, 2026, that Thai goods brought through land crossings during the Cambodia–Thailand land-border closure should be treated as illegal or smuggled. He called for strict checks, while saying water and air transport continued normally under customs supervision.
Read the original report or page ↗Phnom Penh police check 520 foreigners; three premises fined about US$8,000
Police reportedly inspected 89 premises and checked 520 foreigners in Phnom Penh on June 11. Three people lacked valid passports or travel documents, while 24 foreign suspects were arrested in three alleged online-scam locations. Eight owners or managers at three premises were fined a total of 32 million riel.
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