Khon Kaen Road Collapses Over 1 Meter, Substandard Drainage Pipe Suspected
A road in Khon Kaen province, northeastern Thailand, collapsed by over 1 meter, trapping a truck's wheel and causing resident concern. Suspicions are high that substandard drainage pipe installation is the cause.
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