Phnom Penh, June 17, 2024 – On June 16, 2024, a significant medical outreach program was conducted in Prey Veng Province, where approximately 5,000 residents of Peam Chor District received free healthcare services. The event, held at Reaksmey Samaki High School in Svay Plos Commune, was spearheaded by the volunteer doctors' team led by Deputy Prime Minister Hun Many, acting on behalf of Suon Somalin, Governor of Prey Veng Province.

Governor Suon Somalin emphasized that the initiative is driven by a humanitarian spirit, aiming to unite and serve all Cambodians regardless of religious or political backgrounds. This health drive is part of broader efforts to alleviate poverty and enhance the well-being of Cambodians, aligning with the Kingdom's sustainable development goals.

The volunteer medical team, praised by the Governor for their dedication, provided extensive health services, including consultations and treatments for a wide range of conditions such as diabetes, heart diseases, respiratory and digestive issues, pediatric and gynecological concerns, mental health, and infectious diseases like malaria and dengue fever. Services also included dental care, ophthalmology, minor surgical procedures, and laboratory testing.

Residents who benefited from the medical camp expressed profound gratitude for the free healthcare and the convenience of having medical services available locally. They appreciated the efforts of Hun Many and the volunteer team for bringing essential medical services directly to their community.

This outreach is part of ongoing efforts to improve public health and support economic growth through enhanced access to medical care in rural areas of Cambodia.