KAMPONG KHLEANG, Cambodia, Feb 21 (IPS) – Living in a floating village means embracing the rhythm of the ever-changing water. As I stroll through Kampong Khleang, flanked by wooden stilt houses lining sandy streets, I witness daily life unfolding. Alongside staircases, people prepare meals or run their little shops.
KAMPONG KHLEANG, Cambodia, Feb 21 (IPS) – Living in a floating village means embracing the rhythm of the ever-changing water. As I stroll through Kampong Khleang, flanked by wooden stilt houses lining sandy streets, I witness daily life unfolding. Alongside staircases, people prepare meals or run their little shops.Read the full story, “Cambodia’s Declining Fish Catch: Can the Tide Be Reversed?”, on globalissues.org →