Chachoengsao Governor Reports 2 Billion Baht Flood Damage, Devastated Agriculture, Residents Returning Home
A severe flood in Thailand's Chachoengsao Province has caused extensive damage estimated at 2 billion baht (approximately 80 million USD). The agricultural sector has been particularly hard-hit, with many farmlands devastated. Residents are gradually beginning to return to their homes.
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