Cambodian PM urges police to step up fight against all forms of crimes


KANDAL, Cambodia: Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet (pic) on Friday (May 16) urged police to ramp up efforts to combat all forms of crime in order to ensure security, social safety, and public order.

In a speech during the celebration of the 80th founding anniversary of the National Police, held at the Police Academy of Cambodia in southern Kandal province, Hun Manet praised the countless achievements of the National Police, saying that police officers are the good guardians of the nation and people.

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