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Cambodia, Flooding (Mekong River)

Kâmpóng Cham, Cambodia
Event Date : Tue, 10 Sep 2019 | Disaster : Flood (1)
AHADID : AHA-FL-2019-000100-KHM | GLIDE Number :

Affected Area/s

  • Kampong Chhnang
  • Kampong Leaeng
  • Kampong Tralach
  • Rolea B'ier
  • Sameakki Mean Chey
  • Tuek Phos
  • Aoral
  • Basedth
  • Thpong
  • Angkor Chey
  • Banteay Meas
  • Chhuk
  • Chum Kiri
  • Botum Sakor
  • Kampong Seila
  • Kaoh Kong
  • Kiri Sakor
  • Mondol Seima
  • Smach Mean Chey
  • Srae Ambel
  • Thma Bang
  • Kaeb
  • Saen Monourom
  • Baribour
  • Chol Kiri
  • Chbar Mon
  • Kong Pisei
  • Odongk
  • Phnum Sruoch
  • Samraong Tong
  • Dang Tong
  • Kampong Bay
  • Kampong Trach
  • Kampot
  • Kaev Seima
  • Kaoh Nheaek
  • Ou Reang
  • Pechr Chenda
  • Chey Saen
  • Chhaeb
  • Choam Khsant
  • Kuleaen
  • Rovieng
  • Sangkom Thmei
  • Tbaeng Mean chey
  • Dambae
  • Andoung Meas
  • Ban Lung
  • Bar Kaev
  • Koun Mom
  • Lumphat
  • Ou Chum
  • Ou Ya Dav
  • Ta Veaeng
  • Veun Sai
  • Sesan
  • Siem Bouk
  • Siem Pang
  • Stueng Traeng
  • Thala Barivat
  • Kampong Siem
  • Krouch Chhmar
  • Memot
  • Ou Reang Ov
  • Ponhea Kraek
  • Tboung Khmum

Description

National Committee for Disaster Management (NCDM) spokesman Keo Vy said on Tuesday that since September 3, over 500km of dirt roads and 60km of national and provincial roads have sustained serious damage due to the rising Mekong River and recent heavy downpours. The ravaged dirt roads are in four provinces including Stung Treng, Kratie, Kampong Cham and Tbong Khmum. NCDM spokesman Keo Vy said floods have also damaged 13,811ha of rice crops and 879ha of other crops. Around 45,798 families have seen their homes submerged, with 6,893 of them evacuated to higher ground along with their 20,917 heads of cattle. Vy said as of Tuesday, the floods had killed seven people – two men and five children aged 18 months to 11 years.

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Highest Impact

7

Dead

0

Missing

0

Injured

229K

Affected Person

34.5K

Displaced

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