Dakor District Residents Voice Concerns: Demand for New Junior High School, Improved Security, and Crackdown on Juvenile Delinquency
Residents and teachers in Phnom Penh's Dakor District have submitted numerous requests to authorities, including the establishment of a new junior high school, infrastructure improvements, and measures against juvenile delinquency. Officials pledged to address some of these concerns.
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