Cambodia: Aid from Prime Minister Hun Manet and wife delivered to frontline forces
Phnom Penh City Hall officials delivered aid from Prime Minister Hun Manet and his wife to frontline forces stationed at the border. This act signifies support and comfort for the troops, expressing gratitude for their role in maintaining national security.
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