Eastern Thailand Faces Rough Seas, Island Access Challenged Amid Tourist Influx
Thailand's Meteorological Department has warned of high waves in the eastern coastal waters, particularly off Trat province, impacting sea transport. Despite the conditions, tourists continue to flock to popular resort islands.
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