The The Phnom Penh Post reported that activists have continued their campaign to drive out sand dredging companies from Koh Kong provinceās Botum Sakor district, refusing a meeting with local authorities and instead holding a 100-strong protest outside the district hall. Concerned Koh Kong residents, joined by environmental activists from the campaign group Mother Nature, began an ambitious protest last weekend in the provinceās Andong Teuk commune. Sun Mala, an activist with NGO Mother Nature, said that a large number of Vietnamese boats suspected of illegal sand dredging are still floating offshore Koh Kongās Andong Teuk commune. As of Wednesday evening, about 100 villagers and activists were protesting near Botum Sakor district office.