Pickup Crash Ruptures Trat Water Main, Cutting Supply to Five Subdistricts
A pickup truck crash in Trat on October 29 ruptured a water supply pipeline, causing a temporary outage in five subdistricts. Residents were advised to store water as repair crews worked to restore service. The driver cited slippery roads due to rain as the cause.
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