Preah Ang Duong Hospital Sees Surge in Patients, Majority Using Social Security Cards
Preah Ang Duong Hospital in Cambodia is experiencing a significant increase in daily patient consultations, rising from 3,000 to 3,500, with the majority being social security cardholders, particularly factory workers. The hospital attributes this surge to improved service quality and advanced technology, fostering public trust.
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