Thailand, Flooding, Landslides, and Storm in 5 Provinces

As of 3 Jan, 1800 HRS UTC+7, DDPM reported that the flooding was resolved in all provinces.

As of 2 Jan 0600 HRS UTC+7,
1,041 households (about 5,025 persons) are still affected in 2 provinces:
Pattani - 722 households
Narathiwat - 319 households
According to DDPM, water levels have decreased.

As of 31 Dec 0600 HRS UTC+7,
72, 563 households are still affected in 3 provinces:
Pattani - 10,710 households
Narathiwat - 1,653 households
Yala - 106 households
According to DDPM, water levels have decreased.

As of 29 Dec 0600 HRS UTC+7,
72, 563 households are still affected in 3 provinces:
Pattani - 19,227 households
Narathiwat - 37,879 households
Yala - 15,457 households

Heavy and continuous rainfall caused flooding, landslides, and storm.

From the situation of the northeastern monsoon that is blowing over the Gulf of Thailand and the southern region is strong, together with
A strong low pressure area covers Sumatra Island and the lower Andaman Sea, making the lower southern region
There was heavy to very heavy rain. Between 24 - 27 Dec. 2023, causing flash floods and floods in the area Satun, Songkhla, Pattani, Yala, Narathiwat.