Michael Yamashitaのインスタグラム(yamashitaphoto) - 1月24日 00時24分

A River Runs Through It: recent weeks have seen some of the worst flooding in Cambodia for decades, leaving communities across the Kingdom submerged. What has resulted has been death and injury, displaced households, and major interruptions to the education of young students. For hundreds of years, communities across Southeast Asia that live by and on the Mekong River have adapted to the seasonal cycles of drought and flood, building homes on stilts with floors that can rise and fall with the waters. But this year’s catastrophic floods have broken records and exposed the effects of decades of global warming, environmental mismanagement. Development, too, has meant the filling in of wetlands and lakes, removing the area's natural flood barriers.The Humanitarian Response Forum reports that as of late October there had been 38 deaths and 14,299 displaced households across 19 of 25 provinces. Deadly downpours have also wreaked havoc across all of Southeast Asia, with more Cambodians, Laotians and Vietnamese reported to have died this year as a result of flooding than due to the corona virus pandemic. #mekong #mekongriver #cambodiaflood @sea_globe

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