Mekong River Flooding Forces 9 Households to Relocate in Cambodia
In Tboung Khmum Province, Cambodia, rising Mekong River levels have caused riverbank collapses, forcing nine households to dismantle and relocate their homes. Some residents, facing financial hardship, have sought refuge in pagodas. Authorities have provided relief aid to those affected.
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