Typhoon 'Koguma' Indirectly Causes Thunderstorms in Several Cambodian Provinces
While Typhoon 'Koguma' will not directly impact Cambodia, it is expected to influence the country's southwest monsoon, potentially causing thunderstorms and gusty winds from October 13th to 15th. Areas including plains, plateaus, and coastal regions require caution.
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