Praek Nam Daeng Residents Fear Oil Spill Contamination of Shrimp Farms
Residents in Thailand's Praek Nam Daeng area are expressing concern as oil residue from a reservoir is released, potentially contaminating shrimp and fish farms. The incident has sparked fear among the local community.
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