Frontline soldiers, displaced families receive support through ‘Vegetables of Love’


First Lady Pich Chanmony, commissioner-general of the Girl Guides Association of Cambodia, taking part in harvesting vegetables with Girl Guides at schools. - Supplied

PHNOM PENH: The “Together for the Nation” movement, led by First Lady Pich Chanmony, is mobilising students, communities, and institutions across Cambodia to grow and deliver vegetables to frontline soldiers, police and displaced families, highlighting a nationwide effort driven by the spirit of “Khmer helping Khmer”.

In mid-December, Chanmony called on people from all walks of life to take part in the movement, stating that the harvested produce “is not ordinary vegetables, but the fruits of love and a spirit of national service”, aimed at supporting those stationed on the front lines and families displaced due to heightened tensions.

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