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Oudong

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Flooding continues around Phnom Penh

Across the country, rising flood water from the Tonle Sap lake and the back pressure from the River Mekong has brought a wake of destruction on poor...

by Ian Kydd'Miller in Cambodia on 29/10/2011

Environment

Flooding continues. Cambodian capital in no danger.

Although not as bad as currently being experienced in neighbouring Thailand, floods in Cambodia have claimed more than 250 lives, and are closing in...

by Ian Kydd'Miller in Cambodia on 28/10/2011

Environment

Cambodia flooding is receding

Flooding in Cambodia is getting close to the capital Phnom Penh. People make the best of the situation as they are used to these annual weather...

by Ian Kydd'Miller in Cambodia on 28/10/2011

29/10/2011 - Flooding continues around Phnom Penh - Cambodia - Across the country, rising flood water...
28/10/2011 - Flooding continues. Cambodian capital in no danger. - Cambodia - Although not as bad as currently being...
28/10/2011 - Cambodia flooding is receding - Cambodia - Flooding in Cambodia is getting close...

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Flooding continues around Phnom Penh

Environment

Flooding continues around Phnom Penh

Across the country, rising flood water from the Tonle Sap lake and the back pressure from the River Mekong has brought a wake of destruction on poor communities bordering the water'...
by Ian Kydd'Miller, on 29th of October 2011
Cambodia flooding is receding

Environment

Cambodia flooding is receding

Flooding in Cambodia is getting close to the capital Phnom Penh. People make the best of the situation as they are used to these annual weather problems. Oudong. 28th October 2011
by Ian Kydd'Miller, on 28th of October 2011
Flooding continues. Cambodian capital in no danger.

Environment

Flooding continues. Cambodian capital in no danger.

Although not as bad as currently being experienced in neighbouring Thailand, floods in Cambodia have claimed more than 250 lives, and are closing in on the capital Phnom Penh. Oudong. ...
by Ian Kydd'Miller, on 28th of October 2011

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