It has been 11 days since villagers in several communities on the Mae Sai border were submerged in both water and mud. In particular, hundreds of villagers in Ban Tham Pha Chom have not been able to return to their homes. Some houses are still submerged in mud more than 2 meters deep, while some people have to live in mud, especially at night . Source: Thai News Agency
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