Cambodian Prime Minister's Couple Donates Supplies to Buddhist Monasteries
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet and his wife have donated valuable supplies to 30 Buddhist monasteries near Phnom Penh during the Pchum Ben festival, demonstrating support for the Buddhist community, a spiritual pillar of the nation.
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