In Qixinghai, Koh Kong Province, a large-scale public administrative sweep targeting telecom fraud has, for now, been brought to a temporary close. An official said on Facebook that this operation has temporarily come to an end, and that the visible large-scale inspections will stop here for the time being.
But the matter is not over. An official also said that the follow-up has already been handed over to the local county administrative joint command headquarters, which will continue routine supervision and patrols. The meaning is clear: this does not mean that once the personnel are withdrawn, no one will be watching. Rather, it is shifting from a concentrated crackdown to regular monitoring and daily oversight.
And looking at your additional note, it turns out that Hun Manet went there yesterday to review the results of this sweep. Put together, the sequence now makes sense: first a concentrated inspection, then a handover to the local authorities to keep watch.
With this kind of thing there, what sounds on the street like “the big operation is over” often just means the approach has changed. During the day, cars still come and go, motorcycle exhaust still stings, and on the surface daily life appears to have returned to normal. But what matters next will be the local follow-up patrols and close monitoring.
