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Based on 5 verified sources covering Myanmar, Thailand:

Although Pattaya is entering this year’s rainy season with 6 pumping stations at the ready, officials are asking village chiefs what other areas need help in mitigating floods. [1]

The cleanup of Saha Farm’s Baan Sukhawadee mansion is proceeding well, but a long-term fix for recent wastewater discharges still has yet to be implemented, Pattaya officials say. [2]

Preparing for the rainy season, city workers clear away water plants that grow in Naklua’s Nok Yang Canal. The plant life can block rainwater and cause flooding further inland. [3]

For the second time in two months, Pattaya engineers returned to Naklua’s No Yang canal to clear it of vegetation and debris to improve flood control. [4]

COLOMBO, Sri Lanka—Every month, Fathima Rifka used to suffer the embarrassment of rinsing out the rags she used during her period at a public tap — the only source of running water available in the poor Sri Lankan neighborhood she grew up in. [5]

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