Samut Songkhram Durian Farmer Fears Prized 'Three-Water' Variety May Vanish After Floods
A durian farmer in Samut Songkhram is facing devastation after floods submerged his orchard for nine days, killing nearly all of his 460 durian trees. He expresses deep concern that the province's prized 'three-water' durian may become a thing of the past.
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