Cambodia Rushes Emergency Repairs on Flood-Damaged Road to Aid Residents
Emergency repairs have begun on a road in Cambodia's Battambang province, severely damaged by recent heavy rainfall. Approximately 2.5 kilometers of the route are being temporarily fixed using community funds to facilitate resident movement.
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