Phnom Penh Begins Renovation of Dilapidated Stung Meanchey Market
Phnom Penh authorities have commenced the renovation of the Stung Meanchey Market, built 66 years ago and severely dilapidated. The project, expected to take 110 days, will repair the roof and infrastructure of the market, which houses 98 out of 186 stalls. Vendors expressed gratitude for the government's intervention.
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