Thailand’s disaster resilience is being put to the test as unseasonably heavy rains continue to batter southern Thailand since the New Year, submerging thousands of villages in flood waters and affecting more than 1 million people with 21 dead so far, according to the U.N. and local media reports.
The death of Thailand’s King Bhumibol Adulyadej has shrouded the “Land of Smiles” in grief and anxiety over its political future.
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