Cambodia Under Influence of Two More Tropical Depressions Until October 11
Cambodia is no longer under the influence of Tropical Depression Choi Wan, but two more tropical depressions, Nolo and Koguma, are expected to bring rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds to the country until October 11. Rainfall probabilities are increasing in various regions.
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