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Thousands of Cambodian households affected by flooding

Around 4,000 households in the southern region of Cambodia have been affected by heavy flooding caused by prolonged rains over the past few days.
Thousands of Cambodian households affected by flooding ảnh 1Heavy rain causes flooding on National Road 4 in Kampong Speu province’s Phnom Sruoch district on June 29, 2023. (Photo: cambojanews.com)

Phnom Penh (VNA)𓆉 – Around 4,000 households in the southern region of Cambodia have been affected by heavy flooding caused by prolonged rains over the past few days.  

According to the spokesperson of Cambodia’s NationalCommittee Disaster for Management (NCDM), Soth Kimkolmony, as of July 31, flooding seriously affectedKampot city, Toek Chhou and Kampong Trach districts in Kampot province, causing one death while one person is missing. More than 1,000 houses and thousands of hectares of rice paddies, roads and other infrastructure were submerged. Besides, flood has swayed Kampong Speu, coastal provinces of PreahSihanouk, Kep and Koh Kong. Authorities have locked down many roads to ensuresafety. Soth Kimkolmony said the NCDM has prepared rescue plans,instructed provincial disaster management boards to mobilise forces to promptly carry out rescue and evacuation. As of July 31, floodwater had receded in five provinces of Preah Sihanouk, Kampong Speu, Kep, Kampot và KohKong. He called on local authorities to stay vigilant, closelymonitor weather forecast information to notify people, as well as be ready torespond promptly in case of floods. Cambodian Ministry ofWater Resources and Meteorology said from July 26- August 1, the country wasaffected by a low pressure band extending over the upper Mekong River, accompanied by the southwestmonsoon./.
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