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Battambang Province: Recent Rains Save Nearly 20,000 Hectares of Rice Facing Drought
Nearly 20,000 hectares of rice in Cambodia's Battambang Province, threatened by drought, have been saved by several days of consecutive rainfall. Water scarcity in areas outside irrigation systems was a major concern for farmers, but the rain has replenished paddy fields, reducing damage risk and offering hope for harvests.
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