Svay Rieng Governor Attends 7th-Day Memorial Service for Father of Provincial Planning Department Chief
Svay Rieng Governor attended the 7th-day memorial service for Oudopasak Thong Seng, father of the Provincial Planning Department Chief. Mr. Thong Seng passed away at 85, remembered for his significant contributions to his family and community.
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