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Thailand begins cleanup after floods leave 3,800 tonnes of waste

Cleanup began in Thailand’s Pua district after flooding left 3,800 tonnes of waste.

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The flood aftermath creates substantial local sanitation, environmental and recovery burdens.

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  1. Clean-up begins in Thailand's Pua district after floods leave 3,800 tonnes of waste ↗thestar.com.my · Recorded source date: Aug 21, 2026, 1:46 PM UTC

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