Stories by Daniel Otis

Check out all of our stories by Daniel Otis below.

Phnom Penh’s Protest Park Becomes a Battleground

The Real Reason Japan is Building Roads in Poor Countries Everywhere

The Canadian Company Drowning in Phnom Penh’s Garbage

What Happened When I Got Bitten By Asia’s “Urbanized Mosquito”

The Vanishing Boat People of Phnom Penh

Phnom Penh’s New Bus System Just a Prelude to Bigger Changes

The Casualties of Phnom Penh’s Real Estate Boom

Cambodia Suspends All Traffic Enforcement to Butter Up Voters

Can Too Much Infrastructure Doom a City?

Phnom Penh’s Most Famous Urban Planner Sees a City on the Verge of Collapse

For Phnom Penh’s College Students, Dorm Life Often Means Rooming With Monks

How Phnom Penh Created a Super-Efficient, Totally Drinkable Water Supply

Putrid Lakes Offer Sweet Relief to a City Lacking Water Treatment Plants

Can Japanese Engineering Fix Phnom Penh’s Creaky Drainage Infrastructure?

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