Kampong Cham: Mr. Un Chanda, Governor of Kampong Cham Province, on the morning of July 20, 2026, invited the public to a free vaccination campaign to prevent water-borne diseases in cattle and buffaloes at the Monivan Svay Sranoh Temple in Svay Sranoh Village, Rokaar Commune, Kang Meas District, to prevent various infectious diseases that often occur in livestock during the rainy season.
Speaking on the occasion, the provincial governor instructed authorities at all levels to help educate citizens to join experts in vaccinating against infectious diseases in livestock and to help report animal disease status to village animal health agencies and district veterinary officers to participate in timely vaccination to avoid causing serious disease outbreaks.
At the same time, Mr. Un Chanda also reminded citizens to improve their health care in order to live a long life by living in a clean environment and cleaning the area around their homes, which is a breeding ground for mosquitoes, to prevent various infectious diseases. If their children develop any illness, they should be rushed to the hospital immediately without leaving it to endanger their lives.
According to Mr. Sim Thavirak, Director of the Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries of Kampong Cham Province, there are 614 cows in Rokaar commune, Kang Meas district, and the animals that will be vaccinated against waterborne diseases now are in two villages with 140 cows. For cattle vaccination campaigns, experts always conduct them during the rainy season, especially before the water rises, because some viruses can flow through the water, causing cattle to drink the water and become infected with other diseases, especially smallpox, etc.
Text by: Kizuna / Ampel tree/ Kampong Cham|Image by: Kizuna
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