Floods Hit 20 Provinces and Bangkok, Affecting 2.45 Million
Widespread flooding has struck Thailand, impacting 20 provinces and the capital, Bangkok, affecting a total of 2.45 million people. With the damage escalating, government relief measures are urgently needed.
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