Cambodian Red Cross Educates 100 University Students on Humanitarianism and First Aid
The Banteay Meanchey Provincial Branch of the Cambodian Red Cross conducted an educational program for 100 students from the National University of Banteay Meanchey, focusing on humanitarian principles, international humanitarian law, and first aid. The initiative aims to enhance youth humanitarian awareness and emergency response capabilities.
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