Cambodia Focuses on Water Resource Security Amidst El Niño Preparations
In Cambodia's Preah Sihanouk province, Preah Nuek District Governor Ey Sarin led an inspection of key reservoirs and water sources to prepare for potential drought impacts from El Niño, aiming to ensure stable supply of clean water for citizens and agriculture.
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