Typhoon Champi's Influence to Continue in Cambodia Until Oct 25
The Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology announced that Typhoon Champi will continue to influence Cambodia until October 25, with widespread rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds expected across many provinces. While not on its direct path, the typhoon is forecast to affect the southwest monsoon.
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