Cambodia Faces Severe Rice Crop Damage Due to Drought, 130,000 Hectares Affected in Battambang; 70,000 Rescued
Battambang province in Cambodia is grappling with severe drought, causing significant damage to rice crops. Approximately 130,000 hectares have been affected across the province, with rescue efforts underway for over 70,000 hectares. Water levels in reservoirs have critically declined.
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