Tugboat Sinks in Pasak River, 18 Meters Deep, Recovery Underway
A tugboat has sunk in the Pasak River in central Thailand, resting at a depth of 18 meters. Authorities are coordinating with large crane vessels to expedite the recovery operation. Further details regarding the cause of the accident and its impact are pending.
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