Cambodia Distributes Seed Rice to Flood-Affected Farmers, Boosting Recovery
In Cambodia's Battambang province, 899 farming families affected by floods received seed rice as a donation from Prime Minister Hun Manet. This initiative aims to support livelihoods and agricultural recovery, with farmers expressing gratitude for the timely assistance.
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