Phnom Penh Enhances Waterway Safety: Sen Sok District Installs Stone Barriers
Sen Sok District in Phnom Penh has begun installing stone barriers along the Toul Sampov canal to enhance public safety and prevent accidents. This initiative replaces dilapidated railings and aims to protect citizens from potential hazards.
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