Phnom Penh Authorities Round Up 8 Homeless Individuals for Drug Offenses
Phnom Penh authorities have apprehended eight homeless individuals suspected of drug abuse and disrupting public order. The operation, part of the 'Safe Village-Commune-District' policy, aims to maintain community safety and order.
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