I have to admit that, I love water,but when the city is flooded by the rain water, it makes difficult for the people to commute and other daily general lives. Good luck to all the people
Cambodia has everything including water,which is very important for all life on earth.Cambodia very lucky to have it so much.Later Cambodians people don’t have to do anything just export water you all will be very ( rich).
Climate change, flood everywhere around the world. Here in the United state as well, don’t you know? Fortunately United State have money to repair but Cambodian don’t. They get poorer due to natural disasters!! Poor animals and people there 😢
don't blamed the leaderships of Cambodia..it's mother nature does her things..flooding happened every through out the entire world..nothing we can't do just enjoy the water!...
@@KhmerKandalthis Srok Khmer is so corruptions they don’t care about how to prevent when it come to Mother Nature all they care is more money in their pockets
The 10 principles to avoid flooding. 1- Overdevelopment: When urbanization occurs without proper consideration of natural drainage patterns and floodplains, it can lead to excessive construction and impervious surfaces, which exacerbate flooding. 2- Deforestation: Clearing natural vegetation to make way for urban expansion reduces the land's ability to absorb rainfall and increases runoff, contributing to flooding. 3- Poor Stormwater Management: Inadequate or outdated stormwater management systems can't handle the increased volume of runoff from urban areas, leading to flooding during heavy rainfall. 4- Loss of Wetlands: Wetlands act as natural sponges, absorbing excess water during floods. Urbanization often involves draining and filling wetlands, removing this natural flood protection. 5- Lack of Green Spaces: Insufficient parks and green spaces in urban areas reduce the capacity for rainwater absorption, resulting in increased flooding. 6- Improper Drainage Infrastructure: Ineffective or poorly maintained drainage systems can't efficiently channel water away from urban areas, leading to flooding. 7- Construction in Floodplains: Building structures in flood-prone areas increases the risk of property damage and endangers residents during flood events. 8- Impermeable Surfaces: Extensive use of impermeable materials like concrete and asphalt in urban planning prevents water from infiltrating the soil, leading to higher runoff and flooding. 9- Lack of Urban Green Infrastructure: The absence of green infrastructure, such as rain gardens, green roofs, and permeable pavements, reduces the ability of cities to manage stormwater effectively. 10- Inadequate Urban Planning Regulations: Weak or poorly enforced zoning and land-use regulations may allow inappropriate developments in flood-prone areas, increasing the vulnerability of cities and towns to flooding events.
Phnom Penh looks terrible to worst never and never getting better, because the ignorant leader, Hun Sen with bloody-handed. As learned at school about geography, if most or all the lakes, rivers, ponds had been destroyed or covered to be the flat lands, the whole country would be flooded or people will live under for good.😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
