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CMAC finds six more anti-tank mines in three pits after vehicle explosion in Sampov Loun

Heng Ratana said CMAC found six anti-tank mines stacked in pairs in three pits near a modified cassava-carrying vehicle’s explosion site in Sampov Loun, Battambang. No one was injured in the incident.

Three Chinese suspects arrested in Thailand in fraud case involving over 1.6 billion yuan and over 8,000 victims

Thai police arrested three Chinese fugitives in Bangkok and Chiang Mai on January 9 in an alleged illegal fundraising case with losses exceeding 1.6 billion yuan. Police said no evidence of offences or local victims in Thailand had yet been found.

កម្ពុជា-ឥណ្ឌា បន្តពង្រឹងអភិរក្សសត្វខ្លាធំនៅកម្ពុជា

US announces US$45 million for displaced people, demining and combating online scams

Michael DeSombre said on January 9 that the US would provide about US$45 million: US$15 million for border stabilisation and displaced people, US$10 million for demining and US$20 million to help Cambodia and Thailand combat scams and drug trafficking.

King Sihamoni visits wounded frontline soldiers in hospital

King Norodom Sihamoni visited wounded frontline soldiers at Preah Ket Mealea Hospital in Phnom Penh on January 10, asking about their injuries and recovery and recognising their service in defending sovereignty and territorial integrity.

Anti-tank mine explodes in Sampov Loun; no one injured

An anti-tank mine left from the wars of the 1980s–90s nearly destroyed a modified cassava-carrying vehicle in Sampov Loun on January 9. CMAC’s Heng Ratana said on January 10 that the driver survived uninjured.

金边警方破获中国籍绑架勒索团伙 受害者获救，嫌疑人被抓

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Bayon wall carvings take visitors through the Khmer Empire’s glorious history

Bayon’s wall carvings in Siem Reap depict life in the Khmer Empire, from religious ceremonies and land and naval battles to market trading and temple construction, immersing local and foreign visitors in its past.

US company pledges investment of up to US$1 billion in Cambodia, Sun Chanthol says

Sun Chanthol said on January 9 that an unnamed US company had pledged to work towards a US$500 million–US$1 billion factory investment in Cambodia. He linked its decision to reciprocal trade talks, while further sectoral tariff reductions remain under negotiation.

US says Cambodia–Thailand border blast was accidental and did not undermine ceasefire

The US said on January 9 that the January 6 border blast was unintentional and commanders avoided retaliation after direct talks. Cambodia attributed it to an explosive remnant. Thailand later alleged mortar fire, while Cambodia reported Thai drone incursions.