Say Chhum Visits Supreme Patriarch, Inquires About Health
Senior Advisor Say Chhum and his family visited Supreme Patriarch Non Nget at Wat Padum Vuthy in Phnom Penh, inquiring about his health and offering donations. The visit highlights the significance of Buddhism in Cambodia and respect for religious leaders.
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