Ang Thong Floodwaters Recede, Relief Funds Distributed, But Over 3,000 Households Still Affected
Floodwaters in Thailand's Ang Thong Province are beginning to recede. Residents in the Phom Phaeing district have reported receiving relief funds, but it has been revealed that over 3,347 households remain affected, indicating that recovery efforts are ongoing.
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