By reporter Lê Quỳnh, “Báo
Người Đô Thị”
Crossing the Tonle
Sap Lake on the way to the Tonle Sap Biosphere Reserve [source: Ngô Thế Vinh’s private
collection]
[1] Lê Quỳnh – Doctor Vinh, 17 years have gone by, with
the countless experience you have personally gone through, you painted a real
and harrowing picture concerning the ongoing catastrophic impacts caused by the
hydrolelectric dams on the livelihood of the inhabitants of the Mekong River
Basin. To this day, this is still the
case. We can say that, very early on, you have entertained extremely perceptive
and foreboding observations on those
impacts from the dams on the Mekong’s current in general and Mekong River Delta
in particular. What are your thoughts on the present situation?
