Phnom Penh's Sen Sok District Widens Road, Improves Order to Ease Resident Commutes
Sen Sok District in Phnom Penh has undertaken road widening and order restoration efforts on Borey 100 Khnong Road, leading to the Sangkat Teuk La's administrative office. The initiative aims to facilitate pedestrian movement and improve the living and business conditions for local residents.
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