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Thailand, Flooding in the Lower Southern Region

Yala, Thailand
Event Date : Fri, 11 Nov 2022 | Disaster : Severe Local Storm, Flood (2)
AHADID : AHA-FL-2022-001318-THA | GLIDE Number :

Affected Area/s

  • Bannang Star
  • Batong
  • K. Krong Pi Nung
  • Ka Bang
  • Muang Yala
  • Raman
  • Than To
  • Yaha
  • Mae Lan
  • Mai Kaen
  • Mayo
  • Muang Pattani
  • Bacho
  • Cho-I-rong
  • Ja-Nae
  • Muang Narathiwat
  • Rangae
  • Ruso
  • Si Sakhon
  • Su-ngai Ko Lok
  • Sukhirin
  • Sungai Padi
  • Tak Bai
  • Waeng
  • Yi-ngo
  • Ka Pho
  • Khok Pho
  • Nong Chik
  • Panare
  • Sai Buri
  • Thung Yang Daeng
  • Yarang
  • Yaring
  • 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 the monsoon trough that lies across the lower part of the South to the lower pressure cell covering the coast of Malaysia. In addition, the northeast monsoon still prevails over the Gulf of Thailand, the South and the Andaman sea and the east wind prevailed over the lower southern part causing heavy to very heavy rain in the lower southern region, causing floods and flashfloods in the lower southern region from 11-14 November. As of reporting, 2,201 households have been affected.

Water levels have dropped and are currently decreasing.

Highest Impact

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Dead

0

Missing

0

Injured

28.7K

Affected Person

0

Displaced

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