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Relocated Pursat riverside families find safety, but struggle to earn a living

PHNOM PENH: Six months after moving from makeshift homes along the Pursat River to a newly developed residential area, some relocated families say they feel safer from flooding, riverbank erosion and uncertainty over land ownership.

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搬迁到菩萨河畔的家庭虽然安全了,但谋生却很困难。

Thorn Theary, a widowed mother of four, is responsible for caring for several young grandchildren. - Photo: The Phnom Penh Post/ANN

PHNOM PENH: Six months after moving from makeshift homes along the Pursat River to a newly developed residential area, some relocated families say they feel safer from flooding, riverbank erosion and uncertainty over land ownership.

However, they now face a different challenge: Declining sales and limited opportunities to earn enough to support their families.

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