Kampong Chhnang Province: Over 1,200 Dengue Fever Cases, 4 Children Dead
Kampong Chhnang Province is experiencing a worrying surge in dengue fever cases, with 1,269 infections reported and four children succumbing to the disease. The Provincial Department of Health emphasizes that combating the outbreak requires collective effort beyond the health sector.
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