Thailand, Flooding and Storms in 6 Provinces
Nov 26, 2020 06:00
Sep 27, 2026 15:18
Location
Coordinate:
15.87, 100.9925
Administrative:
Phetchabun, Thailand
Affected Area:
Yala, Kanchanaburi, Phuket, Sing Buri, Samut Sakhon, Songkhla
Hazard
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Description
From the influence of high pressure or cold air mass that extends to cover Thailand and the South China SeaTogether with the east wind blowing over Thailand And the northeast monsoon that prevails over the Gulf of Thailand and the South.Causing thunderstorms and gusts of wind As a result, the situation of flash flooding, flooding and flooding slides.And storms from 21 November 2020 - present in 6 provinces (Singburi, Kanchanaburi, Samut Sakhon, PhuketSongkhla, Yala) 11 A. 21, 57 m. People were affected, 434 households, no injuries and deaths.
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Human SADDD
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- Affected Person 2,170
- Affected Family 434
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