Phnom Penh: Cambodian government spokesman Pen Bona said that it is not new for government leaders and officials at all levels to visit and rescue people in difficulty.
In a statement on the Cambodia-Thailand border situation on September 29, 2026, Pen Bona said that Samdech Thip Dei Hun Manet, Prime Minister, visited and visited flood-affected people in Banteay Meanchey and Battambang provinces on September 28, 2026. On that occasion, the Prime Minister emphasized that saving the lives of the people is the top priority of the Royal Government.
The Royal Government Spokesperson said“This is not a new thing for the leaders of the Royal Government and officials of all levels of authority who always visit and rescue, as well as solve problems for the people when they encounter difficulties or encounter any emergency. The tradition of connecting with the people, sharing the welfare and serving the people is a virtue and the identity of the Royal Government of the Cambodian People’s Party that continues from one generation to another without change.”
He added that Samdech Techo Hun Sen, the Acting Head of State, posted two photos, one of which is of the Prime Minister meeting with people affected by the floods in 2000, when he was Prime Minister, and the other is of the current Prime Minister, Samdech Techo Hun Sen, meeting with people affected by the floods in 2026. Accompanied by a short and profound title: “The leaves do not fall far from the trunk”, which means that the leaders of the Royal Government from the Cambodian People’s Party always continue the tradition of always sharing the welfare of the people without changing, no different from their senior leaders, namely, “Where the people are suffering, there is the face of Samdech Techo Thibdei” and leaders at all levels are always ready to help the people.
The spokesperson stated that Samdech Techo Thibdei Hun Manet has also recently decided to implement a cash subsidy program to ease the burden of poor and vulnerable families who have been affected by the recent increase in fuel prices.
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