Cambodia Conducts Free Medical Screenings and Treatment for Citizens
A free medical screening and treatment campaign was held in Tang Kor district, Kampong Cham province, Cambodia, with participation from a Malaysian medical team. This initiative aims to improve healthcare access for residents, particularly the impoverished, as part of the government's universal healthcare policy.
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