In Western culture All Saints Day is traditionally a time to remember the deceased. As it turns out I seem to have quite a few pictures relating to funerals and rituals related to the deceased. In the following posts I will take you to different parts of the world on a not necessarily morbid journey… […]
It is all going to the sea. Will try and keep an eye on the aftermath, on the impact of the floods on those living on the edge… From the story ‘Cambodia: 2011 Floods’…
Boeung Kak lake was quite heavily flooded again due to the rains last night. Drainage solutions put in place by Shukaku Inc. are definitely quite weird…
I added a set of pictures in the Cambodian Floods story on my website…
The floodwaters are going down a little in Kandal and Phnom Penh. The aid is going up in Kandal (see below)…
About 30 families whose house was covered by floodwaters have sought refuge on the higher ground of the battered and worn out national road going from Prek Kdam bridge to Kompong Cham. They built some rag tag shelters and make a living by cleaning mounds of earthworms used to feed the ducks. Worms too look […]
30 Km North of Phnom Penh, around the Prek Kdam bridge area, the floodwaters stretch endlessly. The Cambodian floods story was updated with a bunch of new pictures.