Cambodia Inspects Irrigation Facilities Amid Drought Concerns, Focusing on Agricultural Water Security
Cambodian Minister of Water Resources and Meteorology, Thong Cheathal, inspected small-scale river dam construction and water pumping operations to rescue rice crops for citizens in Kampong Speu province. Over 14,000 hectares of rice fields have received intervention, with ongoing efforts to support an additional 11,898 hectares. The visit highlights the government's commitment to agricultural water security amidst drought.
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