Kampong Thom: On the morning of July 17, 2026, Major General Som Sun, Commander of the Kampong Thom Sub-Regional Operations Area, Deputy Chairman of the Royal Government Working Group in Sandan District and Chairman of the Royal Government Working Group in Dangkasip Commune, and Ms. Nuon Vithavy led their colleagues and family to bring offerings of food, food supplies, and some alms to monks who have been waiting for the holy month for three months at two pagodas in Dangkasip Commune. The ceremony took place at Wat Sre Veal Sut, Dangkasip Commune, Sandan District, Kampong Thom Province.
Major General Som Sun said that every year, the government’s working group at the Dang Kap commune base always leads colleagues to bring alms, food, and supplies to the monks who have been waiting for the rainy season for three months in the two monasteries: Wat Botum Sakorn, also known as Wat Sre Veal East And Wat Sre Veal Khat, located in Dang Kapit commune, Sandan district, Kampong Thom province, never fails to benefit monks and Buddhists in the field of Buddhism.
On this occasion, Major General Som Sun and Ms. Nuon Witheavi The local team at Dang Kip commune also donated two sets of rice, 200 kilograms of rice, 6 boxes of noodles, 6 boxes of fish sauce, 6 boxes of soy sauce, 6 boxes of pure water, 6 boxes of canned fish, and some other items to the monks of the two pagodas. .
Bhikkhuk Khantbalo Mon Som, abbot of Wat Botum Sakorn, also known as Wat Sreveal East, representing the abbot of Wat Sreveal West, expressed his deepest gratitude to Major General Som Sun and his wife, as well as all the staff who always pay attention to In resolving the difficulties of the monks and the committee of monks of Wat Ta Chi Yai Chi who live and stay in this monastery and have helped build many achievements in the monastery such as school buildings, dormitories for monks to live in and several other achievements in the field of Buddhism, which is the state religion. I wish Major General Som Sun and his wife and all the team to receive the four Buddha’s blessings and never be separated.
By: Sam Niang
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