Preah Vihear Temple Begins Phase 2 Emergency Protection Project on 29 Sites for Structural Preservation
Cambodian authorities have launched the second phase of an emergency protection project for Preah Vihear Temple, covering 29 locations. The initiative aims to prevent structural damage and preserve the World Heritage site's value until future restoration. This follows a joint UNESCO and ICOMOS report expressing serious concern over the temple's impact.
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