Flooding Persists in Parts of Thailand Following Ratchaburi Park and Riverside Area Inundation
Ratchaburi Province in Thailand is experiencing renewed flooding due to increased water releases from Mae Klong Dam and heavy rainfall, inundating park and riverside areas. Some locations have seen water levels exceeding 1.20 meters, with further widespread impact anticipated.
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