Heavy Rain in Phnom Penh

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The Kandal Market is probably a little damp as well. The expensive Japanese flood alleviation scheme is certainly paying off. It must have been thoroughly corrupted.
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Does the Russian Market area get much flooding? Referring to south of Tuol Tom Pong. Staying there in a 2 weeks' time.
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Boeung Trabek creek/drain usually overflows after a heavy rain.

Haven't noticed any flooding around the roundabout by the school, but the road south of there can get ankle to calf deep at times.
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Username Taken wrote:Boeung Trabek creek/drain usually overflows after a heavy rain.

Haven't noticed any flooding around the roundabout by the school, but the road south of there can get ankle to calf deep at times.
:thumb: Thanks. Will be staying on 155, just north of Super Duper. But will be wandering northward as this is me getting a taste of the TTP area for the purposes of residence.
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ExPenhMan wrote:Does the Russian Market area get much flooding? Referring to south of Tuol Tom Pong. Staying there in a 2 weeks' time.
I've seen some heavy flooding in the streets near the market, but that was a few years before they put in the new drainage.
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John Bingham wrote:
ExPenhMan wrote:Does the Russian Market area get much flooding? Referring to south of Tuol Tom Pong. Staying there in a 2 weeks' time.
I've seen some heavy flooding in the streets near the market, but that was a few years before they put in the new drainage.
That doesn't seem to be helping a great deal.
It's still flooding around the palace/street 240 where the Japanese put in a huge sediment chamber:
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Did someone mention ''sediment chamber ''. Japanese technology and knowhow should be able to turn dirty water into drinkable water before dumping
it in a river or lake. Hate to think what they would do with radioactive water.

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Bassac is flowing strongly into Tonle Sap for a few weeks now.
It is up noticeably on the banks.
Big question is, will La Nina arise in September ending the drought with a flood?
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I always struggle to work when It rained but after seeing the news and my mum said don't go out while heavy rain then just slept at home. :p
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