Thailand, Flooding in Nan and Uttaradit

There was a situation in 2 provinces (Nan, Uttaradit) 5 districts, 18 sub-districts, 82 m. Houses 1,152 households, 4,468 people were affected as follows:
1) Nan Province, July 9-11, heavy rain caused flooding in 3 districts, 14 sub-districts, 65 m. as follows:
3 sub-districts, 5 m., Na Noi District, 10 sub-districts, 53 m., Wiang Sa District, 1 sub-district, 7 m., Na Muen District. Initially, 785 households, 3,000 people were affected and the bridge connecting Ban Sali and Ban Wanaprai Villages was broken, making it impassable.
Initially, the Provincial Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Office coordinated with Chiang Rai Area 15 to install a temporary bearing bridge. No injuries and deaths. The Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Center, Region 15, Chiang Rai, supported disaster machinery, 2 flat-bottomed boats with engines, 2 14-inch water pumps, 1 vehicle for evacuating victims, 1 set of bearing bridges, the Provincial Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Office, police officers, volunteers, volunteers, foundations, and relevant agencies have provided assistance. The water level has currently decreased.
2) Uttaradit Province, July 10-11, 2025, heavy rain caused flooding in 2 districts, 4 sub-districts, and 17 m, as follows:
Fak Tha Sub-district, Song Kon Sub-district, Fak Tha District, Muang Chet Ton Sub-district, Bo Bia Sub-district, Ban Khok District Initially, the affected people were 367 households, 1,468 people, no injuries or deaths. The Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Center, Region 9, Phitsanulok, provided disaster relief machinery, 1 flat-bottomed boat with engine, 1 14-inch water pump, 2 4-inch portable water pumps, 1 vehicle for evacuating victims, 1 set of bearing bridges, the Provincial Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Office, police officers, volunteers, volunteers, foundations, and related agencies have provided assistance. A total of 59 people have been evacuated to the temporary shelter at Fak Tha Subdistrict Municipality. The water level has currently decreased.