Cambodia Expresses Gratitude to Defense Forces with Visit and Support for Troops
A senior official from Cambodia's Ministry of Social Affairs, Veterans and Youth Rehabilitation visited troops on national defense duty. The visit offered encouragement to soldiers unable to spend the traditional holiday with family, accompanied by material and financial aid.
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