Government Orders Developer to Reassess Environmental Impact of New Artificial Beach Project in Kampot

The Kampot provincial administration has ordered the developer to reassess the environmental impact of a new artificial beach project in Kampot province. In the meantime, the sand dredging must be temporarily halted, waiting for the new environmental impact reassessment.

Kampot Governor HE Cheav Tay said that during the site inspection, the activities of digging canals for boats, and sand dredging could negatively affect the environment, especially the mangrove forest and other areas of biodiversity, due to the excessive excavation size and depth.

The administration hence ordered the developer to find a new digging method for the canal that has less impact on the environment. Meanwhile, the company also has to stop the sand dredging due to the unclear study.

“However, the other overall works proceed smoothly. As of today, it is about 60 to 70% complete. We also ask the developer to accelerate the process so that it can serve the tourists as soon as possible,” he said.

The 234-hectare artificial beach project is located on Meas Techo Sen Beach Resort in Toteung Tngay Village and Kep Thmey Village, Boeung Touk Commune, Teuk Chhou District, which is currently developed by IGB Cambodia Co Ltd. (Read more)

 

- Video Advertisement -

Related Post

Cambodia Completes Major Expansion of National Road 7 Connecting Skun and Kampong Cham

The $117 million infrastructure upgrade backed by China is set for an official inauguration by Prime Minister Hun Manet in July… The extensive upgrade of National Road 7, stretching over 45 kilometers to connect the hub of Skun with Kampong Cham town, has officially reached 100% completion. To mark this infrastructural milestone, a formal handover […]

Cambodia to Upgrade National Road 4 Section in Chbar Mon to Drive Regional Economic Growth

The Kampong Speu Provincial Administration recently announced a comprehensive infrastructure initiative aimed at upgrading the aesthetics and functionality of a key section of National Road 4 within Chbar Mon City. The project is strategically designed to transform the province into a vital economic and commercial center for the region. This development plan was detailed in […]

Bassac Riverbank Stabilization Project in Kandal Reaches 60% Completion

The ongoing infrastructure initiative to reinforce the Bassac riverbank in Sampov Poun City, Kandal Province, has achieved a significant milestone, with construction teams completing approximately 60% of the designated works. Local authorities and engineering crews remain heavily committed to accelerating the remaining phases to ensure the project concludes entirely on schedule. During a recent field […]

Cambodia and Vietnam Partner to Build Major Drug Rehabilitation Center in Svay Rieng

Cambodia and Vietnam are joining forces to establish an expansive National Drug Treatment and Rehabilitation Center in Svay Rieng Province. The planned facility will cover more than fifty-three hectares of land, marking a significant step forward in bilateral efforts to address substance dependency and long-term recovery. The project advanced further following a strategic meeting on […]

Cambodia Nears Completion of Strategic Border Ring Road in Northeastern Provinces

Funded by the Border Infrastructure Fund, the infrastructure project in Mondulkiri and Ratanakiri achieves over 95% of its construction targets Cambodia’s ambitious infrastructure initiative to establish a continuous border ring road is nearing full completion, with construction teams successfully executing the vast majority of planned developments in Mondulkiri and Ratanakiri provinces. From the commencement of […]

Construction of Bassac River Bridge Linking Chak Angre Krom and Prek Pra Reaches 73% Completion

The construction of the highly anticipated bridge across the Bassac River, connecting Chak Angre Krom to Prek Pra, has achieved a major milestone, reaching 73% completion by the end of May 2026. According to the inspection team on 01 June 2026, led by HE Soung Heng, Secretary of State and Project Director, to monitor the […]