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Say Sam Al urges more infrastructure and tourism development in Kep

Roads, public facilities and orderly building plans could affect residents and visitors in Kep.

Wednesday 4 November · 17:55 · 1 min read

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Deputy Prime Minister Say Sam Al urged more infrastructure and tourism development at a Kep meeting on November 4. [1]
He called for improvements to roads, public toilets and parking, as well as more visitor accommodation. [1]
He also urged construction and housing to follow technical standards and land-use plans. [1]

What happened

Deputy Prime Minister and Land Management Minister Say Sam Al called for more infrastructure, public facilities and tourism development in Kep at a meeting on November 4. He named road improvements, public toilets, parking and visitor accommodation as areas for attention. He also urged authorities to bring buildings and housing into line with technical standards and land-use plans. The report describes his requests; it does not announce specific project budgets or completion dates.

Why it matters

Better roads and public facilities could serve both Kep residents and visitors, while orderly building rules are intended to improve the urban environment. The report does not say when or where the proposed improvements will happen.

Background

The meeting was with the government’s working group for Kep province. The provincial governor said the administration was working on public order, safety, jobs and local livelihoods.

Key terms

Land-use plan: A plan guiding how land and buildings in an area should be arranged and used.
Technical standards: Required rules for how buildings or other works should be designed and built.

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