Nakhon Phanom Dam Worth 40 Million Baht Collapses Early, Sparking Resident Concerns
A newly constructed dam in Nakhon Phanom, Thailand, "Huai Uan Dam," is facing water shortages and structural deterioration less than a year after completion, prompting local residents to express safety concerns and demand an investigation.
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