Hundreds of plastic barrels and sacks of rubbish float down a street after sudden flash flooding. <br /><br />The downpours caused rivers to burst their banks in Kampot province, Cambodia, on October 20, sparking a deluge of water to surge into nearby communities. <br /><br />Footage shows hundreds of plastic water vats used in drinks dispensers being carried along the road after they spilled from a stranded lorry. Huge sacks stuffed with plastic destined to be recycled were also flowing in the torrent. <br /><br />Locals managed to collect all of the waste and strap it back into trucks after the rain stopped and the sun came out following the flash flood. <br /><br />Council officials in the area said that water levels had soared following a downpour and denied that the floods were caused by a blunder from the recently installed Kamchay hydroelectric dam.
