Phnom Penh: General Sar Thet, Commissioner-General of the National Police, has instructed the National Police at all levels to increase monitoring, investigation, prevention and suppression of online scams, drug crimes and all types of transnational crimes to maintain security, public order and safety for citizens across the country, especially to reclaim Cambodia’s purity and honor.
This guidance was made on the occasion of General Sar Thet, Commissioner-General of the National Police, presiding over a meeting to summarize the situation and results of operations to maintain social security and order in the first half of the year and to outline the work direction for the second half of 2026 of the National Police on July 7, 2026, at the Prey Veng Provincial Assembly Hall, Office of the Ministry of Interior.
General Sar Thet said that Cambodia is located in a geopolitical region that is vulnerable to pressure from major powers that are striving for their respective supremacy. At the same time, the continued occurrence of terrorism, all kinds of transnational crimes, combined with the use of technology as a means of committing crimes around the world, whether small or large, has also had a negative impact on the Kingdom of Cambodia. This requires all national police forces to work together to overcome obstacles to maintain security, public order, and public safety as effectively as possible.
The General, Commissioner-General of the National Police, reminded all relevant officers to pay more attention. On criminal offenses such as murder (both Cambodian and foreign citizens), extortion and illegal detention, drug offenses, all forms of human trafficking, gang activities, illegal gambling and non-traditional crimes, including economic crimes that affect the health of citizens in society.
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