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Kep officials inspect Techo Santepheap Beach

Beach cleanliness and public order matter to residents and visitors.

Wednesday 4 November · 06:02 · 1 min read

In 30 seconds

On November 3, Kep Governor Som Piseth led officials to inspect the beach. [1]
The inspection covered cleanliness, waste management, infrastructure and public order. [1]
The governor asked local authorities and businesses to help keep the beach clean and attractive. [1]

What happened

On November 3, Kep Governor Som Piseth and provincial officials inspected Techo Santepheap Beach, also known as the 2,700-metre beach. They looked at its general condition, infrastructure, waste management, cleanliness and public order. The governor asked relevant agencies and local authorities to continue maintaining the area and work with residents and businesses.

Why it matters

The provincial administration said it wants to address problems that could affect residents and tourism. The inspection report does not specify particular problems found or completed improvements.

Background

Techo Santepheap Beach is in Kep city and is also called the 2,700-metre beach.

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