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Traffic Accident on a Road in Cambodia




While riding a motorbike from Kampong Cham to Phnom Penh, I witnessed a traffic accident. Unable to ignore the scene, I turned on my hazard lights and stopped to check if emergency assistance was needed.

Navigating through the traffic, I approached the accident site. The man, presumably the boyfriend, was continuously talking on the phone, while the injured girl initially lay down but seemed to gradually regain consciousness. As I observed the injured girl, her facial color returned, and she seemed more alert. Upon closer inspection, it appeared that her left shoulder was dislocated, and the back wing bone was protruding, likely indicating an open fracture. It was a situation where she couldn't move, and emergency treatment was challenging.

While waiting for the police or an ambulance, I decided to control the traffic. Fortunately, all drivers, upon seeing the hazard lights and signals, slowed down and cooperated. After some time, the police arrived and initiated an accident investigation, but they didn't control the traffic.

Much later, the "ambulance" arrived, but it was not an ambulance; it was a commonly used vehicle known as a 'tuk-tuk.' This unfamiliar sight was quite perplexing. Could it be that they are accustomed to accidents, or perhaps resources are limited?

Why do such accidents happen? Do the people involved understand why these accidents occur? In countries in need, many are still facing difficulties. As Christians, we deeply empathize with our brothers and sisters in these challenging situations. We pray that they find new hope and opportunities to overcome adversity. With God's love and compassion, we desire to share our resources and efforts.

Our prayer is for the message of Jesus Christ's love to reach the ends of the earth. Sharing our desire to bring hope to all and requesting continuous prayer and collaboration for a better world, let's join in prayer and cooperation.


Romans 8:28 - And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose



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