Heavy Rains Cause Flooding in Phnom Penh; Authorities Clear Debris from Drainage Systems
Heavy rainfall in Phnom Penh has led to flooding in several areas. Authorities in Chom Chao 3 district have mobilized to clear debris from drainage systems that were causing blockages and contributing to the inundation.
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