Cambodia's Health Ministry Issues Warning Over Rising Flu Cases, Urges Public to Boost Preventive Measures
Cambodia's Ministry of Health has warned of a significant increase in influenza cases, particularly among young children and the elderly, urging the public to enhance preventive measures. The ministry advises thorough handwashing, respiratory etiquette, and mask-wearing in crowded areas to curb the spread.
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