Southern Thailand Floods Escalate, Affecting Over 200 Households; Residents Use Ropes to Navigate Village
Flooding has worsened in southern Thailand, impacting over 200 households. In some areas, strong currents have forced residents to use ropes for access, indicating widespread damage.
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