Prachin Buri Races to Dispose of 2,000 Pigs Killed in Floods
Officials in Thailand's Prachin Buri province are rushing to dispose of approximately 2,000 pig carcasses drowned in severe floods. The operation aims for prompt and safe burial while minimizing public health impacts.
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