During the programme in Prey Veng, a team of 26 doctors and medical staff, equipped with modern medical equipment, provided check-ups and health consultations to 500 residents, including 250 people of Vietnamese origin and 250 Cambodian citizens.
On February 9, Viettel Cambodia (Metfone), in coordination with the Vietnamese Embassy in Cambodia and the Khmer–Vietnamese Association in Cambodia (KVA), organised a Tet celebration programme and presented more than 1,000 Tet gift packages to disadvantaged Vietnamese-origin families across the country.
Preliminary investigations showed that the majority showed signs of illegal border crossings or unauthorised employment in Cambodia. Cambodian authorities had detained them before handing them over to Vietnamese border guards.
Since the beginning of the dry season, despite rugged terrain and harsh weather conditions, Team K53 of Quang Ngai has recovered a total of 15 sets of remains in the two neighbouring countries.
Among those repatriated, 42 individuals had escaped from online scam facilities in Cambodia’s Oddar Meanchey province.
Citizens were recommended to stay updated on and strictly comply with regulations and guidance issued by local authorities.
During 34 days of operations in Cambodia (November 6–December 10, 2025), the search teams recovered 180 sets of remains: 16 by Team K70, 140 by Team K71, and 24 by Team K73.
Based on recovered artefacts and eyewitness accounts, Search Team K91 under the Dong Thap provincial Military Command believed that the remains belong to five Vietnamese martyrs who died in 1972-1973. Their identities have not yet been confirmed.
During the 2024–2025 dry season, Team K52 found and sent home remains of 23 Vietnamese martyrs, lifting the total repatriated over the past 24 years to 1,512.
About 500 local residents benefited from the programme, held at the Khmer-Vietnamese Association (KVA) headquarters in Roka Khnong ward of Daun Keo city, Takeo province.
Vietnam values and stands ready to promote religious cooperation—including Buddhist exchanges—as an important channel of people-to-people diplomacy that contributes to solidarity, friendship, mutual understanding, peace, cooperation, stability, and development in the region and beyond, an official has said.
A leader of the Club of Cambodian Journalists underlined the importance of enhancing professional training for journalists to remain competitive and ensure information quality amid increasingly limited finance.
Since 2001, Tay Ninh has located and repatriated 8,627 sets of remains, including 8,621 individual graves and six mass graves containing about 280 sets of remains.
Since the agreement on the repatriation work was signed between two Governments on August 28, 2000 in Phnom Penh, the teams have recovered 4,286 sets of remains across six Cambodian provinces, including 160 in Koh Kong, 205 in Preah Sihanouk, 1,307 in Kampong Speu, 834 in Takeo, 1,701 in Kampot, and 79 in Kep.
Ambassador Nguyen Minh Vu called on the community to join hands to assist those affected by the disasters. He stressed that regardless of the amount, each donation represents a valuable contribution and a strong source of encouragement for compatriots at home to overcome difficulties, stabilise their lives, and restore production.
Honorary President of the Cambodian People's Party Samdech Heng Samrin told the VNA reporters in Phnom Penh that the agency has unceasingly developed, becoming a prestigious voice of Vietnam. The deep-rooted and enduring bond between the VNA and AKP has become a vivid symbol for the solidarity and traditional friendship between the two peoples.
As a state news agency and a primary source of information for the media, the VNA has played an essential role in providing and disseminating news on the people, events, politics, economy, policies, progress, and development of Vietnam and Cambodia to domestic and international audiences.
Sokmom Nimul, Director General of Cambodia's national news agency AKP, emphasised that the VNA has always played a significant role in Vietnam’s press system. Since its establishment on September 15, 1945, the agency has served as the official voice of the Party and State, disseminating policies, statements, decisions, and viewpoints to all sectors of Vietnamese society.
Investigations showed that 22 individuals had exited Vietnam legally with passports, while 57 had crossed the border illegally.
The high-ranking delegations from Laos and Cambodia visited an exhibition of national achievements themed “80-Year Journey of Independence – Freedom – Happiness” at the Vietnam Exposition Centre in Hanoi on September 2.
The overseas Vietnamese showed their confidence that Vietnam will thrive as an independent, prosperous nation, standing shoulder to shoulder with international friends.
After 80 years, Vietnam has become stronger, with growing prestige on the international stage, thanks to great achievements in development and integration, said Vietnamese Ambassador to Cambodia Nguyen Minh Vu.
Within the framework of the August 9 programme co-hosted by the Vietnamese Embassy in Cambodia and members of the Vietnam–Cambodia Business Association (VCBA), around 600 local residents and people of Vietnamese origin received general health check-ups, basic tests, medical consultations, free medicine, and gift packages containing daily necessities.
The remains of the 156 martyrs were repatriated during the 24th mission of the team K73 under the provincial Military Command.
The group comprises 35 men and 10 women, hailing from Ninh Binh, Hai Phong, Ho Chi Minh City, Tay Ninh, Thai Nguyen, Lam Dong, Dong Nai, An Giang, Dak Lak, Tuyen Quang, Gia Lai and Ca Mau. Most of them were lured to Cambodia with the promise of well-paid but easy jobs through social networks.