7 Makara District Administration Receives Humanitarian Aid from Buddhist Monks
The 7 Makara District Administration in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, has received humanitarian aid and donations from three Buddhist temples within its jurisdiction. These contributions will be used to assist residents facing hardship, including the poor, fire victims, and the elderly.
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