Samrong Canal Clog Sparks Flood Recurrence Fears Among Residents
A significant accumulation of water hyacinths in the Samrong Canal in Samut Prakan, Thailand, has raised concerns among residents about potential flood recurrence during the upcoming rainy season, fearing reduced drainage capacity.
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