Cambodian PM Urges Displaced Residents to Be Patient Amid Negotiations to Reclaim Territory
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has urged citizens displaced by border issues to remain patient in temporary housing while the government negotiates to reclaim territory. The PM emphasized prioritizing national safety and avoiding military conflict.
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