El Niño Phenomenon Impacts Cambodia; Ministry of Water Resources Warns of Drought and Wildfire Risks
Cambodia is experiencing the impacts of the El Niño phenomenon, leading to higher temperatures, prolonged dry spells, reduced rainfall, and increased risks of drought and wildfires. The Ministry of Water Resources predicts the effects will continue until February 2027, urging water conservation and efficient usage.
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