Pichit's Yom River Bridge 51% Complete, Set for 2027 Finish
A new bridge crossing the Yom River in Pichit Province, northern Thailand, has reached 51% completion. Targeted for completion in 2027, it will connect two villages and reduce travel distance by 20 km.
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