Cambodian Red Cross Trains Youth Volunteers on Humanitarianism and First Aid
The Cambodian Red Cross, in Kampong Thom province, conducted a training session for its young volunteers focusing on the history of the Red Cross movement, its fundamental principles, and first aid techniques. Participants are expected to contribute to humanitarian efforts within their communities.
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