Thailand Orders Urgent Repair of Highway 11 Section Amid Safety Concerns
Thailand's Ministry of Transport has ordered the urgent repair of a section of Highway 11 in Phichit province following local residents' safety concerns over road surface damage, aiming to prevent accidents and ensure traffic safety.
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