Recently, Sok Lou, the governor of Battambang province in Cambodia, acting on behalf of Prime Minister Hun Manet, distributed relief supplies through Cambodia's strategic food reserve system to 150 flood-affected poor families in the local area, helping disaster victims get through the difficult time.
The assistance covers seven communes in Samlot district, including Tasanh, Meanchey, Sung, Samlot, Kampong Lpov, Tatork and O'Samril, focusing on helping families affected by the floods and facing livelihood difficulties.
Sok Lou said that, under the leadership of Samdech Techo Hun Sen and Prime Minister Hun Manet, the Cambodian government continues to pay attention to the lives of the people, especially after natural disasters, and strives to provide necessary assistance in a timely manner.
He also reminded affected residents to take health precautions, especially to take care of the elderly and children, to pay attention to drinking water safety and environmental sanitation, and to guard against risks such as venomous insect bites, drowning, and dengue fever. He also called on parents to urge their children to study diligently, obey traffic regulations, and stay away from drugs.
Sok Lou also expressed thanks to local government and disaster relief personnel for actively carrying out rescue operations and ensuring public safety during the floods.
In addition, he reminded the public to pay attention to the verification and registration of the 2026 voter list. The work will be carried out from October 7 to November 30; registered voters should check their personal information in a timely manner and update biometrics such as photos and fingerprints as required.
