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This Morning at Mochit - Farmers are rushing to pump water into their rice paddies after experiencing drought and a prolonged dry spell. They are pleading with the government and relevant agencies to help reduce rice prices to meet agricultural production costs. The drought crisis is causing rice seedlings to wilt in Nakhon Ratchasima province. The This Morning at Mochit news team received reports from villagers that rice paddies in Nong Bua Noi Subdistrict, Sikhiu District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province, are suffering from drought. The rice seedlings are wilting due to a lack of water after several months without rain. The news team went to the area and met Mr. Tee Khlongjok, 61, a farmer, who was urgently installing hoses connected to a water pump to divert water from natural sources into his rice paddies to alleviate the hardship caused by the prolonged dry spell. The water level in the canals is rapidly decreasing, and he can only hope that rain will fall within the next two months to rescue his rice plants. Farmers are currently suffering greatly from the drought crisis, which risks substandard yields and potential losses. They are therefore appealing to the government and relevant agencies for assistance. Urgent consideration of measures to reduce fertilizer and fuel prices is needed to alleviate hardship and help the agricultural sector overcome this crisis. Crowds flock to Tat Ton Waterfall and admire butterflies in Chaiyaphum Province. Tat Ton Waterfall, located in Tat Ton National Park, Na Fai Subdistrict, Mueang District, Chaiyaphum Province, has seen a resurgence in popularity for tourists, both Thai and foreign, after experiencing extreme heat in many areas. Families, in particular, are enjoying the water activities. This year, weekdays see approximately 1,600-2,000 visitors, but weekends see twice as many, reaching 5,000-10,000 people. In addition, Tat Ton National Park in Chaiyaphum Province offers another amazing highlight. Besides cooling off at the waterfall, tourists can marvel at tens of thousands of butterflies of various species that congregate on the rocks along the waterfall, creating a unique and unseen viewpoint in Thailand that leaves a lasting impression. #Channel7News #ThisMorningatMorchit #MorningWeather #RainySeason #DroughtProblem 📌 Follow Channel 7HD News on: Application: https://go.ch7.com/app Website: https://www.ch7.com YouTube:    / @ch7hdnews   Facebook:   / ch7hdnews   Instagram:   / ch7hd_news   X: https://x.com/ch7hd TikTok:   / ch7hd_news