Interactive game in Cambodia helps spread info on Covid-19


Face mask-clad students have their temperature taken after arriving at their school compound in Phnom Penh on Sept 7, 2020, as schools reopen across the country amid the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic. - AFP

PHNOM PENH (Xinhua): Save the Children in Cambodia, supported by Cellcard, has launched a toll-free 3-2-1 call service and an interactive game for information related to Covid-19, said its press statement on Wednesday (Sept 9).

The 3-2-1 call service and interactive game called Wanji Game provides audiences, especially youth and the elderly, with life-saving information on how to protect themselves against Covid-19, how to help prevent the spread of Covid-19 as well as how to cope with the aftermath of the pandemic, the statement said.

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