Banteay Meanchey Governor Urges Students to Focus on Studies, Shun Drugs for Brighter Future
Banteay Meanchey Provincial Governor Um Ratry urged students to study hard and stay away from drugs and other vices during the new academic year's opening ceremony, emphasizing their importance for a better future.
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