Takhian Tia Approves Riverbank Wall Repairs, Gears Up for Loy Krathong
The Takhian Tia Municipal Council in Chonburi, Thailand, has approved repairs for a riverbank protection wall in Nong Pla Lai damaged by public waterway dredging. Preparations are also underway for the annual Loy Krathong festival on November 24th at Thung Nong Takrai Public Park.
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