National Road 57 in Battambang Repaired After Flood Damage, Facilitating Citizen Movement
National Road 57, connecting Battambang and Pailin, has been fully repaired after sustaining damage from heavy rainfall. The restoration by the provincial Department of Public Works and Transport aims to ensure safer travel for citizens and facilitate the transport of agricultural goods to market.
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