From The Globe’s series Undercurrents, read about how Mekong Delta farmers’ ruined crops are straining both finances and families
Doug Saunders
In the silent hour before dawn, we went to the edge of the great river and gingerly stepped aboard a narrow boat. The small outboard put-putted us down the glassy waters of the Mekong for half an hour, toward a thick bustle of light and activity.
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