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TVK post-event report: the 2025 Dara Sakor Half Marathon took place

Source type:Cambodian national television report · Evidence level:B

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Source:TVK Cambodia
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Original summary

TVK Cambodia reported on 30 November 2025 that the half marathon within the Dara Sakor coastal-tourism programme took place that morning in Koh Sdach commune, Kiri Sakor district, Koh Kong. The report lists 21 km, 10 km and 5 km categories and describes attendance as more than roughly one thousand participants.

This post-event report upgrades the earlier announcement into public evidence that the race occurred. It also places the race within a wider programme that included fishing, beach volleyball, jet ski, cycling, boxing, concerts and a product exhibition. A BTV page published the same day provides a similar account for corroboration.

Attendance remains an attributed news estimate, not an independent count by this site. The completed categories differ from the earlier AKP announcement, which listed half marathon, 10 km and 3 km; both are retained as planning and execution records. The event has ended and does not establish a future date, current registration or routine services.

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Editorial assessment

A national-television post-event report is stronger completion evidence than an announcement alone. This page extracts event facts and discrepancies without reproducing winner names or turning historical attention into current supply.

Freshness and limits

Published 30 November 2025 and still accessible on 1 August 2026. The race has ended; future events, registration, transport, stay and services require a current formal notice.

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