Cambodia Faces Early Drought Concerns Amid El Niño; Water Conservation Urged
Cambodia's rainy season is projected to end by the third week of October 2026, with the El Niño phenomenon expected to persist at 100% intensity until February 2027. The Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology has issued a call for cooperation in conserving water resources and practicing water-saving measures, particularly for remote rural areas.
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