Avoid these three things during Pchum Ben so as not to bring bad things to yourself

 Pchum Ben is one of the most important festivals in our country. Every year, when the day of Pchum Ben is celebrated, all the relatives, whether near or far, always go to meet, especially the parents to prepare food for them. To give to the monks who live in the pagoda.

Pchum Ben is celebrated in the Buddhist style, so the Cambodian people always remember and understand that "Pchum Ben" is a Dak Ben ceremony to dedicate to the relatives who have passed away. Waki is the longest-running festival that Cambodians celebrate, never stopping once a year.

Gatherings can be fun, but you also need to be aware of some of the potential side effects. So there are three things you should not do because it can bring bad things to yourself and your family during this Ben:

1. Do not go to crowded places, no matter what the circumstances. Going to the market, taking food to the pagoda, you must make sure that you have kept a safe distance of at least one and a half meters to protect yourself from the Covid epidemic. You do not know where those people came from or have been vaccinated.

2. Do not drink together with old friends or neighbors, you will usually sit next to each other, no matter how small or large, and most importantly, you do not know they went to a place affected by Covid. No, especially when drunk, you will forget protection until you shake hands or hug each other and eat mixed drinks. You should only do this with your family members.

3. Do not go anywhere without a mask and spray alcohol, no matter what your circumstances or travel to a new place other than your home. If you do not protect yourself, you can easily become infected. Self to family and others. And you may be fined because it is a rule for everyone to follow.

Together, keep clean with simple methods such as 3, 3 preventative measures that can prevent you from getting infected. Also, washing your hands thoroughly with soap or alcohol is one of the main ways to maintain good personal hygiene, as recommended by the World Health Organization. Since Covid's problem has not been resolved yet, so you must try not to do the above three things to be careful as a protection for yourself and for your family in the upcoming Pchum Ben season.