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https://www.worldvisionadvocacy.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/W055-0075-010JPG_686566.jpg1200800Assignment s150473-2 Transportation is very important for very student in Cambodia even though it is bicycle, motorbike and car. But 11-year-old girl Sreyneang, grade 3th (Sreyneang is right hand side), is not like other students because she always walks to school with her friend, Layheang. Sreyneang is living in Kampong Leng district, Kampong Chhnang province. She has 2 sisters and one brother her parents are farmers and their living condition is poor. ""I always walk to school at 6:00am and school will start at 7:00am."" it is about 4km from home to school she has to spend one hour for walking to school everyday. She said,""I am tired and my legs are tired too.""