Footage shows the thick smoke from wildfires which have been spreading for six days in southern Thailand as the country's PM ordered the use of water bombs from aircraft.<br /><br />The blaze on the Khao Banthat mountain range in Trat province started last week causing chronic levels of smog to blanket the area. <br /><br />Fire crews have struggle to reach the fire due to large numbers of undiscovered landmines that were dropped by US forces in the Vietnam war.<br /><br />Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha has now ordered the use of water-bombing aircraft to put out the fire. <br /><br />Trat Governor Pichien Limwangyu will now coordinate with fire crews on the ground and planes being sent to try and douse the inferno.
