Cambodia Faces Weather Shifts Despite Typhoon In-fa's Indirect Impact
Cambodia will not be directly hit by Typhoon In-fa, but the storm's influence on the northeast monsoon is expected to cause weather changes, including rain, thunder, and gusts, nationwide from November 5-7. Areas from plains to highlands and coastlines should be aware.
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