Thailand Floods Damage 1.64 Million Rai of Farmland, Kill Nearly 4 Million Farm Animals
05 October 2026, Bangkok: Flooding that has affected Thailand since late August has now damaged 1.64 million rai (about 263,000 hectares) of
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05 October 2026, Bangkok: Flooding that has affected Thailand since late August has now damaged 1.64 million rai (about 263,000 hectares) of
Read More05 October 2026, Bangkok: Flooding across Thailand has damaged more than 1.64 million rai of farmland, roughly 263,000 hectares, and affected 144,738
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