A South Korean student has raised and donated $3,000 each to the National Paediatric Hospital (NPH) and Centre for Children's Happiness (CCH) to help sick and orphaned children in Cambodia. Soo-ah Lee, who began raising the money 10 months ago in the United States, where she is studying, spent a few days in Cambodia last week to donate the money as well as stationery to the two organisations.
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