Cambodia Faces Potential Water Shortage as Ministry Warns of El Niño Impact; Fishery Association Urges Conservation
Cambodia's Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology has warned of reduced rainfall due to El Niño, anticipating an early end to the 2026 rainy season. In response, the Cambodian Fishery Association is urging fish farmers nationwide to conserve and reserve water resources.
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