Prachin Buri Province Grapples with Severe Flooding; 12 Routes Remain Accessible Despite 70-100cm Water Levels
Severe flooding has impacted Prachin Buri Province in eastern Thailand, with 12 main routes remaining accessible despite water levels reaching 70-100 cm. Authorities are preparing for prompt repair work once the waters recede.
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