Cambodia's Oddar Meanchey Governor Inspects Flood-Damaged Infrastructure, Pledges Restoration
Oddar Meanchey Governor Mean Chhanyada inspected flood-damaged bridges and laterite roads on September 3rd. He pledged to restore the infrastructure after the rainy season concludes and instructed technical teams to conduct thorough damage assessments and develop restoration plans, addressing the challenges faced by residents.
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