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Thailand, Flood in several Southern Provinces

Yala, Thailand
Event Date : Wed, 04 Dec 2013 | Disaster : Flood (1)
AHADID : AHA-FL-2013-000267-THA | GLIDE Number :

Affected Area/s

  • Bacho
  • Cho-I-rong
  • Ja-Nae
  • Muang Narathiwat
  • Rangae
  • Ruso
  • Si Sakhon
  • Su-ngai Ko Lok
  • Sukhirin
  • Sungai Padi
  • Tak Bai
  • Waeng
  • Yi-ngo
  • Si Banphot
  • Songkhla Lake
  • Tamot
  • Bang Kaeo
  • K. Sri Nakarin
  • Khao Chaison
  • Khuan Khanun
  • Kong Ra
  • Muang Phatthalung
  • Pa Bon
  • Pa Payom
  • Pak Phayun
  • Bang Klam
  • Chana
  • Hat Yai
  • Khlong Hoi Kong
  • Khuan Niang
  • Krasae Sinthu
  • Muang Songkhla
  • Na Mom
  • Na Thawi
  • Ranot
  • Rattaphum
  • Saba Yoi
  • Sadao
  • Sathing Phra
  • Singha Nakhon
  • Songkhla Lake
  • Thepha

Description

Due to continues heavy rainfall, several southern provinces have been flooded in Thailand. The affected areas include: Phattalung, Songkhla and Narathiwat This incident caused the following impact more than 20,000 residents and more than 36,500 families have been affected the estimated damaged is more then 50 million baht many houses and agricultural lands have been damaged DDPM and other local governmental stakeholders were responded to this incident

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