Rayong Governor Leads Volunteers in Post-Flood Cleanup; 13,000 Aid Applications Approved
In Rayong, Thailand, the provincial governor has initiated a large-scale volunteer cleanup operation (Big Cleaning Day) to aid recovery from recent floods. It was announced that 80,000 applications for disaster relief have been registered, with 13,000 already approved.
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