A white-painted wall in Voa Yeav, Cambodia, displays two painted emblems

A white-painted wall in Voa Yeav, Cambodia, displays two painted emblems. The left emblem, a shield-shaped design with a teal background, depicts a roaring tiger head in yellow with black outlines and white fangs. Extensive paint degradation and flaking are present across the tiger's face, exposing the underlying substrate. To its right, a partially visible shield-shaped emblem, outlined in orange-brown, contains yellow foliage motifs and also exhibits significant paint loss. A horizontal strip of blue paint runs along the base of the wall. A dark, peeling vertical structure is partially visible on the left edge, and a white rectangular fixture is partially observed at the top.