Chachoengsao Floods Exceed 20 Days, Multiple Bodies Await Cremation in Temples
Chachoengsao province in eastern Thailand is facing a severe crisis as floods persist for over 20 days, leading to a backlog of bodies awaiting cremation in several temples. The prolonged inundation is significantly impacting the local community.
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