Ferry Capsizes While Docked in Cambodia's Ang Snuol District, Authorities Investigate and Advise
Authorities in Cambodia's Ang Snuol district investigated a capsized ferry that was docked. The incident occurred overnight while the ferry was moored, with no passenger casualties. Ferry services resumed the following day, and officials advised the owner to enhance safety measures.
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