Phuket Mayor Blames Hill Encroachment for Mudslide
Phuket's mayor has directly blamed developers for hill encroachment as the cause of a recent mudslide. The incident highlights concerns over environmental impact and the adequacy of regulations, prompting calls for stricter enforcement and prevention measures.
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