Cambodia Begins Repair of Flood-Damaged Irrigation Canals with Korean Support
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Cambodia Begins Repair of Flood-Damaged Irrigation Canals with Korean Support

Cambodian Minister of Water Resources and Meteorology, Thor Cheaththa, has instructed Korean construction companies to commence repair and reconstruction of key canals for the Ou Khay Don and Pongro irrigation systems, which were damaged by floods in Poipet City and Ou Chrov district. The project, funded by South Korea, is expected to be completed within the contract period.

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