Pattaya's Khao Talo railway road remains passable despite rain-induced water accumulation
Pattaya City reported that the railway road near Khao Talo remains passable despite light rain on May 12. While some low-lying areas experienced temporary water accumulation, recent drainage upgrades have facilitated faster recession. However, residents remain concerned about recurring flooding hotspots across the city and the impact of ongoing construction on drainage.
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