Say Chum Visits Frontline Troops, Donates Economic Aid
Say Chum visited frontline troops in the Cambodia-Thailand border region of Battambang province, boosting morale. Cash equivalent to 200 million riel (approx. $50,000) along with food and supplies were donated, contributing to the troops' living standards and morale.
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