High Tide Causes Coconut Farm Embankment Collapse in Southern Thailand, One Worker Dies
An incident in southern Thailand saw an embankment at a coconut farm collapse due to a high tide, resulting in the death of one worker who was trapped under a falling tree and drowned. The region is prone to high tides during this season.
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