Thailand, Flooding in Phitsanulok

Jul 29, 2025 06:00

Aug 14, 2025 09:49

Location

Coordinate:

16.982240279614, 100.5445957873

Administrative:

Phitsanulok, Thailand

Affected Area:

Phitsanulok

Hazard

Main : Flood
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Secondary : -

Description

Overflow of the Yom River caused flooding in 3 districts, 10 sub-districts (tambon) and 37 villages, affecting 43 households and 159 people.

The affected districts are as follows:

- Bang Rakam (5 villages)

- Nakhon Thai (29 villages)

- Phrom Phiram (1 village).

Impact Statistic

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Dead

0

Missing

0

Injured

159

Affected Person

0

Displaced

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Human SADDD

  • Dead -
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  • Affected Person 159
  • Affected Family 43
  • Internaly Displaced People -
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House

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Public

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General

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Agricultural

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  • Fish Ponds -
  • Cattle -
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