Banteay Meanchey provincial authorities, army forces assist farmers harvest rice after flooding

Banteay Meanchey provincial governor Um Reatrey led members of the armed forces and native authorities to assist harvest rice on August 17 that was flooded by heavy rainfall in Phniet and Koh Pongsat communes of Sisophon city, the place some farmers had already been harvesting their rice and a few had but to start when the storm arrived.

The Banteay Meanchey provincial administration mentioned in a social media put up on August 18 that members of the armed pressure and native authorities had been introduced in to assist harvest rice after three days of rain had flooded rice fields in sure communes of Sisophon city.

The Fb put up introduced that the federal government had counseled the efforts by the provincial commanders of the army sub-region, the provincial police chief and the provincial commander of army police and district police chiefs and border guard battalions for relieving the difficulties of native farmers, along with the core work of their items in defence of the nation.

“Now we have already ready forces, supplies and means to rescue folks affected by pure catastrophe in cities and districts all through the province,” the Fb put up introduced.

The Fb put up added {that a} 45-year-old man named Pa Sarom who owned a one-hectare rice discipline in Neak Ta village within the city’s Phniet commune thanked the provincial governor for aiding them as a result of he would have misplaced his rice crop if it had not been harvested.