Phnom Penh's Preah Ang Doung Hospital to Offer Free Eye Screenings and Surgeries to 5,000 Residents
Preah Ang Doung Hospital, in collaboration with the Fred Hollows Foundation Cambodia, will conduct free eye screenings, spectacles provision, and surgeries for 5,000 citizens on October 17th in Phnom Penh. This initiative aims to improve access to eye care and enhance public health.
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