Cambodian Red Cross Distributes Aid to Needy Pregnant Women and Mothers with Young Children
The Cambodian Red Cross, Prey Veng Provincial Branch, distributed humanitarian aid, including food and cash, to five impoverished households with pregnant women and young children in Svay Antor district, Prey Veng province. This initiative is part of broader efforts to support vulnerable families in the province.
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