Prime Minister Hun Sen yesterday advised residents and businesses in the capital to be prepared for electricity shortages which could occur in the future if water levels at hydropower dams run low.

 

Speaking at the official launch of the National Strategic Development Plan 2019-2023 in Phnom Penh, Mr Hun Sen said steps to increase the power supply are ongoing and apologised for any inconvenience caused if blackouts do occur.

 

He noted that the Ministry of Mines informed him that the Kingdom’s hydropower production capacity of 1,378 megawatts a day had recently dropped to between 184 and 187 megawatts per day because of lower water levels. The Kingdom also has diesel and solar-powered alternatives to produce electricity. “[Because of the hydropower situation] we may face problems in generating electricity,” Mr Hun Sen said.

 

read more https://www.khmertimeskh.com/658075/hun-sen-says-water-levels-may-cause-power-cuts-in-capital/

the river does seem to be dropping faster then usual. I dont think I want to be here for power and water cuts during the hottest months of the year

 

Tropical Storm NAKERD : http://www.tropicalstormrisk.com/tracker/dynamic/W.html

 

just past one didnt do much, perhaps this one has got more legs

Wonder who as stopped the water flow. Two guesses.

Just a reminder who controls Cambodia ???? in every way 

Edited November 8, 20196 yr by Redline

yes but they want hun sen in power