Kampong Thom Province Launches Dengue Fever Prevention Campaign, Urges Public Vigilance
Kampong Thom Province in Cambodia is intensifying efforts against a surge in dengue fever cases, with the Red Cross urging residents to take preventive measures like eliminating stagnant water and using larvicides. Over 70 cases have already been reported in the province.
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