Prachin Buri Residents Suspect Chemicals in Foul-Smelling Black Water
Residents in Prachin Buri, Thailand, are questioning officials' explanations for foul-smelling black water entering local waterways. Locals suspect chemical contamination over rotting grass and are demanding further testing.
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