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Mekong River Levels Drop in Nakhon Phanom, But Authorities Remain Cautious Amid Heavy Rain Warnings
The Mekong River in Thailand's Nakhon Phanom province continues to see its water levels decrease. However, the provincial governor has heightened vigilance for heavy rainfall expected between August 18-21, ordering all units to be on 24-hour standby, emphasizing that the situation remains precarious despite the receding waters.
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