Cambodia's Ratanakkiri province evacuates people as floods hit


Ratanakkiri provincial authorities inspect Srepok River on Aug 10. - PPP

PHNOM PENH (The Phnom Penh Post/Asia News Network): Ratanakkiri provincial authorities have evacuated people living in the lowlands along the Srepok River to higher ground as the rising water of the river has caused flooding affecting at least three communes.

Um Sovanna, director of the provincial Department of Water Resources and Meteorology, confirmed to The Post that the Sre Pok water level has already exceeded the emergency level – pegged at 12.50m – by 0.30cm as of 10am on Aug 11.

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