In the Red Zones of Cambodia, City Hall provides food to nearly 200,000 families

Yesterday, the Phnom Penh City Council announced that so far, it has provided much-needed food to nearly 200,000 families in the red area trapped by the COVID-19 pandemic. According to a statement, the city council found that the network was being criticized. Recently, there have been reports of discrimination in distributing food donations to families. The declaration clearly stated that the city council did not discriminate in providing much-needed food. “So far, the city council has provided food to 184,406 families in the red area. He said: “Help the people there. “The mayor’s office said that such unfair accusations are intended to cause social unrest and prevent the distribution of aid to people in desperate need of food.