Oddar Meanchey, August 4, 2025 — According to the post on the formal Facebook Page of the Director General of CMAC, H.E. Heng Ratana, published a moment ago, a joint
Japan’s assistance to Cambodia in the decade’s long battle to clear vast areas of landmines in the country would perhaps be close to taking yet another step forward, going by
Cambodian Mine Action Centre (CMAC) destroyed 82,138 landmines and UXOs in the first eleven months of this year. The update was shared yesterday by the Director General of CMAC, Heng
The Cambodian Mine Action Centre (CMAC) signed a cooperation with its partners to clear land mines in Kep. On November 29, the Director General of CMAC, Heng Ratana, and President
Cambodian dogs have completed their first steps in training after one was able to successfully ‘sniff out’ COVID-19. The news was confirmed today by Heng Ratana, the Royal Government delegate
China will continue providing $2.5 million in grant aid to Cambodia to support mine clearance for the whole of next year. Cambodia Mine Action Center director-general Heng Ratana said yesterday
Cambodia Mine Action Center (CMAC) has handed over 5O mine detectors to the Army Department in the Ministry of Defence to support the demining programme in the army. CMAC’s Director-General
Mine clearance experts have said that Cambodia has reached the halfway mark of clearing mines and Explosive Remnants of War (ERW) and the goal of clearing the entire country by
CMAC experts have removed eight anti-tank mines from a former Khmer Rouge-stronghold in Battambang province’s Kors Kralor district. Lieutenant Colonel Nuon Sameth, district deputy police chief, told Khmer Times on
Cambodian Mine Action Centre (CMAC) and Japan Mine Action Service (JMAS) yesterday reached a Partnership and Cooperation Agreement for a one-year period (2021-2022). This agreement was inked between H.E. Heng
