Flash Flood Hits Chonburi's Ban Ta Poon, Isolating 65 Households; Rescue Efforts Underway
A flash flood in Ban Ta Poon, Chonburi Province, Thailand, has submerged 65 households and cut off roads, leaving residents isolated. Rescue operations are underway, with six-wheeled trucks being used to deliver essential supplies.
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