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Heavy rainfall and flooding in Central Thailand lead to increased vegetable prices ahead of Vegetarian Festival

The recent heavy rainfall and flooding in Central Thailand have led to increased vegetable prices at the fresh market in Betong, Yala. Also, with the Vegetarian Festival approaching, the demand for vegetables is increasing, causing prices to surge even more. Prices have doubled for some vegetables.

The Vegetarian Festival is a 10-day event, starting from October 15. At Betong’s fresh market, locals and Thai-Chinese citizens are preparing for it, buying vegetables and vegan condiments to prepare meals for their families.

A survey of the vegetable prices of every item revealed they have increased due to the heavy, persistent rain resulting in floods in the Central region. The average price per kilogram has increased by 20 to 50 baht, and some have doubled.

[ 10 baht = €0.26 ]

Source: thethaiger.com

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