Cha-am Beach Buzzes as 'Nam Biat' Phenomenon Sees 1.5km of Fish Wash Ashore, Over 100 Villagers Rush to Catch Them
A 'Nam Biat' phenomenon has caused a massive influx of fish to wash ashore along a 1.5km stretch of Cha-am beach in Thailand. Over 100 villagers have flocked to the coast to take advantage of this unusual event, bringing a buzz to the area.
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