Thailand's Southeast Hit by Record Floods, Devastating Aquaculture
Record floods reaching two meters have struck Chachoengsao province in Thailand's southeast, causing widespread inundation. The aquaculture industry has suffered devastating losses, with residents seen catching escaped fish from a flooded river.
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