Mekong River Fluctuates Heavily After Heavy Rains Affecting 80% of Area
The Mekong River, flowing through northeastern Thailand, is experiencing rapid water level fluctuations due to widespread heavy rainfall. Approximately 80% of the area is affected, raising concerns for local communities and fisheries.
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