Cambodia Holds National Disaster Management Day, Discusses Mitigation and Future Challenges
Cambodia observed National Disaster Management Day on October 13, presided over by Deputy Prime Minister Kun Kim. The event included a review of disaster management activities over the past nine months and discussions on future strategies for 2026, highlighting efforts to enhance preparedness against frequent natural disasters.
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