Road from Saen Monourom to Pu Ngoal

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Mondulkiri, Cambodia › Waste & Reuse › Road from Saen Monourom to Pu Ngoal

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  • 29/04/2024 at 9:36 am #7691
    zoe clark
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      Hi, on the EWB Challenge Brief_Cambodia, it says that their was a road that has recently been upgraded from Saen Monourom to Pu Ngoal. Do you know the distence between these two villages. Is the road directly from Saen Monourom to Pu Ngoal or is the road build to go around other villages before getting to Pu Ngoal. On google maps it says the distance bewteen these two villages is 217km which im not sure is correct. Thank you.

      30/04/2024 at 3:09 pm #7714
      Sai Rupa Dev
      Keymaster

        Hi Zoe,

        It’s a 1 hour drive, so like 30 to 40kms I’d assumed.

        Cheers,
        Sai

        01/05/2024 at 12:44 pm #7718
        zoe clark
        Participant

          Thanks you. Do you guys have a photo of what the road looks like from Saen Monourom to Pu Ngoal and if possible a photo of how bad the road is when flooded.

          01/05/2024 at 3:42 pm #7722
          Sai Rupa Dev
          Keymaster

            Hi Zoe,

            unfortunately not. It’s a mud road, similar to other roads in the photo gallery on the website. There is drone footage in the interactives of a fly-by of their commute to the river and that was after a couple of hours of rain the previous day. Should give you a approximate picture. Hope it helps.

            Cheers,
            Sai

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