Cambodian PM warns: Man-made disasters evolving in complex ways


Recent flooding inundated thousands of homes in Ratanakkiri province. Four indigenous people were swept away in the disaster. - PPP/ANN

PHNOM PENH: Natural and human-made disasters continue to evolve in increasingly complex ways, requiring all relevant stakeholders to work together to address them through smart investment and direct resources, warned Prime Minister Hun Manet.

He highlighted the issue in a congratulatory message released to mark the National Day for Disaster Management on October 13. This year’s event is themed “Daily Steps Toward Disaster Resilience Today”.

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