Informes

11 September, 2002 11:38 - During the last 24 hours, water level at stations between Luang Prabang and Kong Chiam receded; meanwhile, from Pakse downstream - rose. Water level at Pakse, Koh Khel is higher than the alarm stage;…

10 September, 2002 11:50 - During the last 24 hours, water level at stations between Chiang Saen and Savannakhet receded. Meanwhile, water level from Khong Chiam to Stung Treng rose significantly. Water level at Pakse, Koh Khel is higher…

09 September, 2002 11:51 - During the last 24 hours, water level at stations between Paksane and Pakse rose at rates from 2 cm to 24 cm, except from Luang Prabang to Vientiane, Nong Khai; from Stung Treng to…

by Kith Veasna - Communications Eighteen people have died and at least 1.2 million people have been affected by drought and flood this year. An estimated 30,000 people have moved into the city for food and work to…

08 September, 2002 11:24 - During the last 24 hours, water level at stations between Chiang Saen and Pakse rose at rates from 6 cm to 9 cm, except at Luang Prabang, Vientiane, Nong Khai and Pakse receded. Meanwhile,…

06 September, 2002 11:56 - During the last 24 hours, water level at stations between Chiang Saen and Pakse rose at rates from 1 cm to 24 cm, except at Luang Prabang and Pakse receded, it is stable at…

Phnom Penh - - Eighteen people have died and at least 1.2 million people have been affected by drought and flood this year. An estimated 30,000 people have moved into the city for food and work to survive. The Cambodian…

05 September, 2002 12:01 - During the last 24 hours, water level at upper part stations between Chiang Saen and Pakse receded, except Vientiane, Nong Khai and Pakse rose. Meanwhile, water level at down part stations such as Stung…

04 September, 2002 11:38 - During the last 24 hours, water level at most stations receded, at Vientiane and Stung Treng rose at rates 15 cm and 01 cm, respectively. Water level at Koh Khel is still higher than…

From Federation News 18/02 Despite initial concerns that this year's monsoon season will cause widespread devastation across the lower Mekong River Basin, flood waters throughout southeast Asia are now receding. Nevertheless, hundreds of thousands of people have been affected by…