Pailin Province Races to Repair Flood-Damaged Roads
Pailin Province in Cambodia is undertaking urgent repairs on roads damaged by recent floods. Under the governor's directive, the Ministry of Public Works and Transport is working to restore infrastructure, aiming to minimize impacts on tourism and agricultural transport.
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