Cambodia Marks 73rd Independence Day with "Flame of Independence" Ceremony
Cambodia celebrated its 73rd Independence Day on November 9th with a "Flame of Independence" ceremony presided over by the King. Senate President Hun Sen also attended, commemorating 73 years since independence from France and the establishment of the armed forces. The event honored the legacy of King Norodom Sihanouk, the father of independence.
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