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Tay Ninh border guard pay New Year visit to Cambodia’s armed forces

The Border Guard Command of southern Tay Ninh province has visited armed forces in Cambodia’s Tbong Khmun, Srey Veng, Svay Rieng provinces on the occasion of Chol Chnam Thmay – Khmer people’s traditional new year festival.
Tay Ninh border guard pay New Year visit to Cambodia’s armed forces ảnh 1Colonel Le Hong Vuong (L) presents gifts to Police, Military, Gendarmerie forces and border guard at Bavet international border gate in Svay Rieng province (Photo: VNA)
Tay Ninh (VNA) – The Border Guard Command of southern Tay Ninhprovince has visited armed forces in Cambodia’s Tbong Khmun, Srey Veng, SvayRieng provinces on the occasion of Chol Chnam Thmay – Khmer people’straditional new year festival.

On April 8, Colonel Le Hong Vuong, Commander of the BorderGuard Command, led a working delegation to visit and present gifts to thePolice, Military, Gendarmerie forces and border guard at Bavet internationalborder gate in Svay Rieng province.

Vuong took the occasion to grant best new year wishes to theofficers and soldiers in particular and Cambodians in general.

A representative from the Cambodian side said that the twosides have well coordinated in COVID-19 prevention and control and cross-bordercrime combat, and hoped that they will continue working to protect the borderline./.
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