Pattaya Struggles with Monsoon Flooding Amidst Ongoing Infrastructure Challenges
Pattaya, Thailand, was hit by heavy monsoon rains on Friday, July 24, causing flooding on most major streets. Despite ongoing efforts by city authorities to improve drainage systems, the city's ability to cope with localized torrential downpours remains a challenge.
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