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Singapore sand imports threaten an already sinking Cambodian fishing community, again

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Editor’s note: *Cambodian fishers who spoke to Mongabay asked that pseudonyms be used, fearing reprisals. BANGKOK, Thailand — Sand mining vessels were once a familiar sight to residents of Koh Sralao, a fishing village in Cambodia’s Koh Kong province. But it had been a decade since anyone had seen them. That changed in June. “I […]

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Singapore sand imports threaten an already sinking Cambodian fishing community, again
Isabel Esterman · 11/6/2026, 12:15:50 AM
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