Construction of controversial Areng dam to cost USD 400 mln
The plan affected 113 species of birds, 53 of mammals, 43 of fish, and 31 of reptiles in the area. According to the study in the first phase conducted during November-December 2013, it affected 1,318 people accounting for 349 families in three communes which are seven villages.The plan was opposed by activists from Mother Nature Cambodia and opposition party.

The Ministry of Mine and Energy issued a statement on September 27 to explain the impact of the dam which will be capable to produce 108 MW.

Caption: Areng valley. The Cambodia Herald photo

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City Hall spokesman Long Dimanche said the municipal government was working hard to relieve the flooded areas, but blamed climate change for leaving officials little time to prepare for storms.

“We cannot predict how many years it will take to stop this problem … because the rain is difficult to manage,” Dimanche said.

_Caption: A man bails water from his shop front on Sunday in Phnom Penh following heavy rains that inundated many neighbourhoods in the capital. The Phnom Penh Post/Hong Menea

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Flood affected area due to heavy rain
in my country, Cambodia.

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Some parts of Phnom Penh, Cambodia, were flooded after Sunday heavy rains lasted about two hours. According to photo shared on Facebook, Psar Kandal was the most flood affected area, causing the business in the market to be impossible.

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