Cambodia's Largest Water Treatment Plant, Bakheng, Reaches 72% Completion
Construction of the third phase of the Bakheng Water Treatment Plant, Cambodia's largest, has reached 72% completion. Scheduled for completion in Q2 2027, the project will significantly boost water supply capacity for Phnom Penh.
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