Cambodia: Over 6,700 Workers Injured or Killed in Traffic Accidents in 10 Months
In Cambodia, over 6,700 workers were injured or killed in traffic accidents during the first 10 months of 2026. Of these, 85 died and over 1,600 sustained serious injuries, highlighting a grave concern for worker travel safety.
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