Cambodian PM Pledges Non-Stop Emergency Relief, Post-Disaster Recovery for Flood Victims
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet pledged continuous relief and recovery efforts for flood victims, with approximately 120,000 households affected across seven provinces. He highlighted Battambang Province's severe impact and emphasized the government's unwavering commitment to its citizens.
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