Thailand Detects Oil Leakage from Subterranean Cavity Over 5 Meters Deep, Urgently Investigating Source
Thailand has detected an oil leakage from a subterranean cavity exceeding 5 meters in depth. The Ministry of Energy is urgently investigating the cause. While details remain scarce, environmental impact is a growing concern.
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