Flooded Jewish Cemetery in Southern Thailand Re-emerges from Water
A Jewish cemetery in southern Thailand, submerged for nearly a month, has re-emerged as water levels recede. The site experienced 60cm of flooding. Fortunately, four bodies were relocated 13 days before a flash flood hit the area.
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