Koh Chang Ferry Terminal Sees Severe Traffic Congestion; Police Deployed to Manage Tourists
A significant traffic jam occurred at the ferry terminal for Koh Chang, a tourist island in Trat province, over the weekend. Vehicles stretched approximately 3 kilometers, prompting local police to increase personnel to manage tourists and ensure safety.
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