Pursat: On the afternoon of July 17, 2026, Lieutenant General Tith Sarath, Deputy Director General and Head of the Delegation of the General Department of Internal Audit, was invited to preside over the closing ceremony of the internal audit of the Pursat Provincial Police for the fiscal year 2025 and related years.
The ceremony was attended by the delegation accompanying Brigadier General Nou Tal, Acting Commissioner of Pursat Provincial Police, as well as Deputy Commissioners, Deputy Chiefs of Specialized Offices, Inspectors, Deputy Inspectors of Municipal and District Police, and Deputy Chiefs of Administrative Police Stations.
On that occasion, Brigadier General Sinh Sonera, head of the department and representative of the internal audit team, read a draft summary report on the results of the audit at the Pursat Provincial Police Headquarters for the fiscal year 2025 and related years. As a result, the 13 specialist work plans agreed to accept the audit team’s recommendations for more effective implementation.
Mr. Brigadier General Nou Tal, Acting Commissioner, provided additional comments on the audit report, stating that the leadership and all specialist work plans will be committed to implementing the recommendations made and continue to strengthen the implementation of the unit’s roles and responsibilities in accordance with internal audit principles and standards.
Speaking at the closing ceremony, Lieutenant General Tith Sarath highly appreciated the cooperation of the Pursat Provincial Police Department in the audit process and stated that the review of medium-risk and low-risk work plans showed that there were 3 work plans that were fully implemented and 10 work plans that were moderately implemented, which needed to be further improved and strengthened.
He gave important recommendations to the leadership and police forces: Strengthen police force management, especially addressing the shortage of personnel at administrative police stations, encourage well-performing officers and strictly enforce discipline against those who violate discipline and procedures, strengthen respect for discipline, roles and responsibilities of the force, promote professional training, especially the police justice course, strengthen financial management and use of budgets in a transparent, economical and effective manner.
At the same time, he also recommended continuing to strengthen the management of state assets, working hard to request land titles for administrative police stations, increasing the dissemination of road traffic laws, continuing to prevent gang problems, paying attention to effectively implementing court orders, and strengthening the prevention, suppression, and suppression of drug crimes in conjunction with educating students and citizens about the effects of drugs to contribute to building a safe and drug-free society.
Article by Pursat Provincial Police Chief Khema | Deum Ampil
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