Phnom Penh Completes Major Drainage Pump Station to Combat Flooding
Phnom Penh is advancing the construction of a major drainage pump station, 'Kilometer 9,' to mitigate flood damage during the rainy season. With a capacity to pump 834 cubic meters of water per second, the station aims for full completion by November, expected to significantly reduce flooding in wide areas of the city.
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