Koh Kong Province Remains a Model for Safe Worker Transport Vehicles
Koh Kong Province has been lauded as a model for safe and comfortable worker transport vehicles, achieving zero traffic accidents involving such vehicles for the past six years. The province continues to implement educational programs on traffic laws and safe driving to enhance worker safety and well-being.
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