Thanks to China rescuing the Mekong
Thailand's prime minister yesterday announced that the country will ask China for help in an effort to cope with the Mekong's record low water level.
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Thailand's prime minister yesterday announced that the country will ask China for help in an effort to cope with the Mekong's record low water level.
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