Pursat: On the morning of July 31, 2026, Mr. Khoy Rida, Governor of Pursat Provincial Government, launched a campaign to mobilize civil servants, city and district administrations, departments and units around the province, the armed forces, and local authorities at all levels to fill in concrete and remove chicken nests in order to repair, maintain, and facilitate the travel of citizens on the damaged asphalt road section at the intersection of Psar Bat Rom Duol and Boeung Preah Ponle Chey in Phet Rong commune, Talo Sen Chey district, Pursat province.
This important campaign is not just about repairing ordinary roads, but it is about repairing them for temporary use, to solve urgent difficulties for the people and to remind territorial authorities at all levels to pay close attention to the maintenance of existing roads rather than waiting until they are severely damaged.
Speaking on the occasion of personally leading and launching the campaign, Mr. Khoy Rida issued strong recommendations and instructions to all city and district governors who were invited to participate, to consider this work as a valuable example and to take this spirit and experience to implement similar activities in their respective localities actively and regularly.
In addition, His Excellency the Provincial Governor strongly encouraged all relevant parties and local residents to participate in road maintenance and repairs on a regular basis with a sense of ownership. He emphasized that “do not wait for a budget project to fall from above to do it, that is, to contribute to helping alleviate the huge burden of the Royal Government” in developing other infrastructure, especially the defense of the homeland.
Along with this construction and maintenance, His Excellency the Provincial Governor also appealed to residents living along all roads in the province to please not fill up the land or build houses higher than the road level, which causes rain to flow and destroy. This action requires the participation of all parties to protect the road so that it will not be damaged before its due date.
Mr. Khoy Rida strongly hopes that through this campaign, it will help cultivate a spirit of love, care, and protection of public property for the common good and continued prosperity.
Article by Pursat Provincial Administration, Khema | Tamarind Tree
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