Cambodian Prime Minister Donates Rice to 111 Temples Ahead of Pchum Ben Festival
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has donated a significant amount of rice to 111 temples in Battambang province, near Phnom Penh. This initiative aims to support monks in temples facing shortages during the Pchum Ben festival, a significant Buddhist observance.
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