Thailand, Drought affected several Provinces in Thailand

Affected Area/s

K. Daen Kong
Khu Muang
Krasang
Lahan Sai
Lam Plai Mat
Muang Buri Ram
Na Pho
Nang Rong
Non Din Daeng
Non Suwan
Nong Hong
Nong Ki
Pa Kham
Phlapphlachai
Phutthaisong
Prakhon Chai
Satuk
Muang Khon Kaen
Nam Phong
Nong Rua
Nong Song Hong
Phon
Phra Yun

Phu Wiang
Phupa Man
Puai Noi
Si Chomphu
Ubol Ratana
Waeng Noi
Waeng Yai
Wiang Kao
Ban Kruat
Ban Mai Chai Pho
Chalermphrakiet
Cham Ni
Huai Rat
K. Ban Dan
Na Chuak
Na Dun
Phayakkhaphum Phisai
Wapi Pathum
Yang Si Surat
Ban Fang
Ban Phai
Chonnabot
Chum Phae

K. Ban Haet
K. Khok Pho Cha
K. Non Sila
K. Nong Na Kham
K. Sam Sung
Khao Suan Kwang
Kranuan
Mancha Khiri
Borabu
Chiang Yun
K. Chun Chom
K. Kut Rang
Kae Dam
Kantharawichai
Kosum Phisai
Muang Maha Sarakam
Muang Sing Buri
Phrom Buri
Tha Chang
Bang Rachan
In Buri
Khai Bang Rachan

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Latest Update as of 21 February 2014:

Drought has extensively affected 3,150 villages, in 55 Districts of 13 Provinces. The provinces are Uttaradit, Sukhothai, Phrae, Tak, Buriram, Mahasarakham , Khon Kaen, Si Sa Ket, Sing Buri , Saraburi , Chachoengsao, Chanthaburi and Prachin Buri.

Based on the Summary Report on 28 January 2014 of the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation - Ministry of Interior, drought has affected several provinces in Thailand.

The affected provinces are as follows:
1. Konkan Province declared drought in 12 districts.
2. Mahasarakam Province declared drought in 1 district.
3. Buri Ram Province declared drought in 1 district.
4. Singburi Province declared drought in 5 districts.
5. Uttaradit Province declared drought in 1 districts.

as of 9 February 2014, 9 provinces have been reported experiencing drought

Impact
The affected area and population covered 1,163 villages and (estimated) 290,000 families from December 11, 2013.

Response
The authority providing assistance for the affected communities.

(Contributor: Kedsirin Panichayacheewa, AHA Centre Executive Programme)

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#	Male	Female	Children	Elderly	Pregnant / Lactating	Disability	Total
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Missing	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Injured	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Affected Person	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Internally Displaced People	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Refugees	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

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