Cambodian Red Cross Visits Former Olympic Committee Official
Secretary-General of the Cambodian Red Cross, Pum Jantiny, visited Meas Sarin, former Secretary-General of the National Olympic Committee of Cambodia, who is recovering from illness. She conveyed the regards of Mrs. Bun Rany Hun Sen and presented fruits. Meas Sarin expressed his gratitude.
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