Prachinburi Devastated by Record Floods: 26 Dead, 60,000 Households Affected
Prachinburi province in eastern Thailand has been hit by devastating floods due to record rainfall, resulting in 26 deaths and affecting nearly 60,000 households. Assessing the full extent of the damage and providing recovery support are urgent priorities.
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