Cambodia Allocates $2.4 Million for Homes Damaged in Border Conflict
The Cambodian government has allocated approximately $2.4 million (9.4 billion riels) to assist 1,606 families whose homes were damaged or destroyed during the 2025 border conflict. The funds are intended for home repairs and the resumption of normal living conditions, with assistance ranging up to 20 million riels based on damage severity.
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