Pla Hua Moong Fever! Phatthalung Residents Flock to Saen Suk Lam Pa Beach for Fishing, Boosting Income During Rainy Season
A fishing craze for the 'Pla Hua Moong' fish has taken off in Phatthalung province, southern Thailand. The activity has become a significant source of income for local residents, especially during the rainy season. Saen Suk Lam Pa beach has seen a notable influx of people engaging in this popular pastime.
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