Ministry of Public Works Reviews Progress on Wastewater Systems in Kampong Chhnang and Pursat

Pursat: Strengthening the operational management and maintenance of urban wastewater treatment systems remains a pivotal infrastructure initiative for improving public sanitation, protecting water resources, and driving sustainable urban development. On September 30, 2026, Director General of the General Department of Wastewater Treatment Systems and Project Director Chao Sopheakphibal led a technical delegation on a field inspection and progress review meeting titled “Progress of Wastewater System Operation and Maintenance Project for September 2026” across Kampong Chhnang and Pursat towns. The meeting convened representatives from the respective Provincial Departments of Public Works and Transport alongside contractors from T.C.M Engineering Company Ltd.

The monthly monitoring mission focused on three key operational objectives. First, officials conducted a comprehensive evaluation of work progress, operational outputs, and technical challenges encountered during system maintenance. Second, delegates discussed targeted solutions to resolve operational bottlenecks identified during field execution. Third, the inter-agency committee reviewed and approved the action plan for the upcoming month to ensure all operations and maintenance activities maintain high technical quality and comply with contractual requirements.

Routine monitoring of these sanitation facilities underscores the ministry’s commitment to sustaining public infrastructure and enhancing urban livability. Ensuring effective wastewater treatment directly mitigates environmental contamination, safeguards public health, and elevates municipal environmental standards across Kampong Chhnang and Pursat. (read more)

In conclusion, inspecting the progress of wastewater operations in Pursat and Kampong Chhnang highlights the government’s proactive governance in maintaining public sanitation assets. Close technical collaboration between the General Department of Wastewater Treatment Systems, provincial authorities, and private contractors guarantees long-term infrastructure performance, supporting healthier communities and sustainable green development.

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