Tropical Depression Cempaka Continues to Affect Cambodia Until November 14
Tropical depression Cempaka continues to influence Cambodia, with predictions of rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds extending until November 14. Coastal areas are expected to experience the most significant impacts.
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