Ratchaburi Governor Inspects Flood-Hit Coconut Farms, Explains Compensation Criteria
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Ratchaburi Governor Inspects Flood-Hit Coconut Farms, Explains Compensation Criteria

The Governor of Ratchaburi province inspected fragrant coconut (Maphrao Nam Hom) farms affected by flooding, explaining the compensation criteria for affected farmers. He emphasized the policy to discard damaged fruit to maintain the region's reputation.

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