Cambodia Police Offer Mobile ID Services for Homebound Residents
In Cambodia's Kandal Province, police have launched a mobile service to issue identification cards directly to residents who are unable to travel due to health issues. This initiative aims to enhance convenience and ensure comprehensive access to administrative services.
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