Thailand's Major Reservoirs Return to Normal Levels, Flood Risk Diminishes
Two major reservoirs in Chonburi province, Thailand, 'Khlong Si Yat' and 'Khlong Rabom', have returned to normal water levels due to the absence of significant rainfall. This development has reportedly reduced the risk of flooding in these areas.
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