Chao Phraya River Floodwaters Inundate Over 1,000 Households as 2,500 Cubic Meters Per Second Discharge Overwhelms Sandbags
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Chao Phraya River Floodwaters Inundate Over 1,000 Households as 2,500 Cubic Meters Per Second Discharge Overwhelms Sandbags

A critical breach of sandbags along Thailand's Chao Phraya River, due to a massive discharge of 2,500 cubic meters per second, has led to widespread flooding. The San Phraya district is particularly affected, with over 1,000 households inundated. Local authorities are working to contain the damage.

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