Cambodia, Flooding in Kandal
Oct 23, 2026 01:09
Oct 23, 2026 01:09
Location
Coordinate:
11.754378637007, 104.80237811531
Administrative:
Kândal, Cambodia
Affected Area:
Kândal
Hazard
Main : FloodDescription
Kandal: The Kandal Provincial Administration, led by Provincial Governor H.E. Kuoch Chamroeun, mobilised local authorities, provincial departments, and armed forces to assess the flood situation—which has impacted residents' homes and caused the inundation of several roads.
Specifically, on October 23, 2026, H.E. Kuoch Chamroeun—who also serves as the President of the Cambodian Red Cross Provincial Branch—distributed humanitarian aid to 182 families affected by the flooding in Chrey Las Commune. The distribution took place at Hun Sen Oukong High School, located in Ponhea Leu District. On behalf of the National Committee for Disaster Management, H.E. Kitti Sangaha Pandita Kun Kim, Senior Minister and First Vice-President, expresses his appreciation and gratitude to the Kandal provincial authorities and all local security forces for their cooperation and diligent efforts in providing timely assistance to citizens facing flash floods.
The National Committee for Disaster Management has deployed specialized officials to continue monitoring the situation in Kandal province, as well as in other provinces and the capital, to ensure readiness for emergency interventions—mobilizing both personnel and necessary resources for rescue operations.
Specifically, on October 23, 2026, H.E. Kuoch Chamroeun—who also serves as the President of the Cambodian Red Cross Provincial Branch—distributed humanitarian aid to 182 families affected by the flooding in Chrey Las Commune. The distribution took place at Hun Sen Oukong High School, located in Ponhea Leu District. On behalf of the National Committee for Disaster Management, H.E. Kitti Sangaha Pandita Kun Kim, Senior Minister and First Vice-President, expresses his appreciation and gratitude to the Kandal provincial authorities and all local security forces for their cooperation and diligent efforts in providing timely assistance to citizens facing flash floods.
The National Committee for Disaster Management has deployed specialized officials to continue monitoring the situation in Kandal province, as well as in other provinces and the capital, to ensure readiness for emergency interventions—mobilizing both personnel and necessary resources for rescue operations.
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- Affected Person 728
- Affected Family 182
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