Cambodian Red Cross Provides Second Humanitarian Aid to Vocational Training Center for the Visually Impaired
The Cambodian Red Cross has provided its second humanitarian aid for 2026 to a vocational training center for the visually impaired. Under the direction of President Bun Rany Hun Sen, the center and 150 individuals received support including rice, noodles, canned fish, and cash, along with spiritual guidance.
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