The Mayor Of Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Has Ordered A Crackdown On Drug Use, Smoking And The Use Of E-cigarettes, And Has Strengthened Community Governance.

According to the Tobaccoreporter news report: Recently, Khuong Sreng, the mayor of Phnom Penh, Cambodia, instructed the 14 district governments under his jurisdiction to intensify the fight against drug crimes, smoking, e-cigarettes, and online fraud, in order to comprehensively improve the security environment in all villages and communities.
Khuong Sreng emphasized that district supervisors are responsible for local law enforcement. If necessary, they can apply for additional resources and should actively collaborate with the armed forces. At the same time, he called on local leaders to be close to the people and listen to the voices from the grassroots level.
A series of measures are being implemented simultaneously, with a focus on cracking down on teenage smoking and violations in entertainment venues.
He specifically put forward the following specific requirements: Conduct public awareness campaigns and anti-smoking education to enhance residents' awareness of prevention. Strictly control e-cigarette and smoking behaviors among students. Mandatorily post signs prohibiting the use of e-cigarettes in entertainment venues. Conduct surprise inspections on apartments and row houses (Borey) suspected of violating the law.