Environment Ministry Donates 3,000 Saplings to Banteay Meanchey for Green Fences and Livelihood Improvement
The Cambodian Ministry of Environment has donated 3,000 diverse saplings to "Rom Cham Village" in Svay Chek District, Banteay Meanchey Province. This initiative aims to increase green cover, improve living environments, and enhance the livelihoods of displaced residents. The ministry is promoting a nationwide tree-planting campaign, balancing sustainable development with environmental protection.
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