Kanchanaburi Rushes to Repair 85 Flood-Damaged Roads Ahead of Tourist Season
Kanchanaburi province in Thailand is accelerating emergency repairs on 85 roads damaged by recent floods. The infrastructure work is being fast-tracked in preparation for the upcoming high tourist season.
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