Banteay Meanchey: O'Donglong River Rehabilitation Project Nears 95% Completion
The O'Donglong River rehabilitation project in Banteay Meanchey province, Cambodia, has reached approximately 95% completion. The project is set to supply irrigation water for 150 hectares of vegetable farms and daily water for 1,635 households (8,175 people) in six villages, with full completion expected by mid-November.
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