Phetchaburi Floodwaters Recede as Kaeng Krachan Dam Reduces Discharge
In Phetchaburi, Thailand, floodwaters are receding after the Kaeng Krachan Dam reduced its discharge to 70 cubic meters per second. Deputy Minister Napin Santorpon inspected the site, assuring that the situation is under control and economic areas are unaffected.
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