ABA​ donates​ $35,000​ to​ support​ expansion​ of​ Kroch​ Chhmar​ Referral​ Hospital​

23/May/2022

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ABA​ Bank,​ a​ leading​ commercial​ bank​ and​ active​ corporate​ citizen​ of​ Cambodia,​ contributed​ US$​ 35,000​ to​ the​ Kroch​ Chhmar​ Referral​ Hospital​ in​ the​ Tboung​ Khmum​ province.​ The​ funds​ are​ donated​ for​ the​ upgrade​ of​ the​ Hospital​ from​ Level​ 1​ to​ Level​ 2​ in​ order​ to​ provide​ treatment​ for​ around​ 469,000​ people​ (239,000​ of​ which​ are​ females)​ living​ in​ four​ nearby​ districts​ and​ improve​ the​ quality​ of​ diagnostics.

The​ donation​ ceremony​ was​ presided​ by​ Dr.​ Keo​ Vannak,​ Director​ of​ the​ Tboung​ Khmom​ Provincial​ Health​ Department,​ Ms.​ Romny​ Theam,​ Chief​ External​ Affairs​ Officer-Regional​ Manager​ of​ ABA​ Bank,​ and​ other​ distinguished​ guests​ at​ the​ Kroch​ Chhmar​ Referral​ Hospital.

Speaking​ during​ the​ donation​ handover​ ceremony,​ Romny​ Theam​ said,​ “The​ Kroch​ Chhmar​ District​ Referral​ Hospital​ plays​ a​ critical​ role​ in​ all​ aspects​ of​ helping​ to​ maintain​ and​ improve​ the​ health​ system​ in​ this​ area.​ ABA​ is​ supportive​ of​ the​ upgrade​ of​ the​ Hospital​ to​ Level​ 2​ in​ order​ to​ provide​ better​ treatment​ capacity​ and​ medical​ facilities​ that​ have​ a​ wider​ range​ of​ services​ than​ in​ the​ existing​ Hospital.​ Our​ modest​ contribution​ reflects​ ABA's​ continued​ commitment​ to​ positively​ impact​ local​ communities,​ and​ we​ hope​ it​ will​ help​ the​ doctors​ in​ their​ meaningful​ work".

The​ Kroch​ Chhmar​ District​ Referral​ Hospital​ was​ established​ in​ 1966.​ Its​ vision​ is​ to​ implement​ the​ health​ policy​ and​ health​ strategy​ of​ the​ Royal​ Government​ in​ the​ Tbong​ Khmum​ province.

Earlier​ this​ year,​ ABA​ Bank​ also​ contributed​ US$​ 100,000​ each​ to​ TYDA​ and​ AMT​ Associations​ and​ donated​ US$​ 200,000​ to​ the​ Cambodian​ Red​ Cross​ to​ support​ their​ humanitarian​ activities.