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Thailand, Storms and Flooding in Mae Hong Son, Sukhotai, and Khon Kaen

Mae Hong Son, Thailand
Event Date : Tue, 14 May 2024 | Disaster : Severe Local Storm, Flood (2)
AHADID : AHA-ST-2024-000831-THA | GLIDE Number :

Affected Area/s

  • Muang Khon Kaen
  • Nam Phong
  • Nong Rua
  • Nong Song Hong
  • Phon
  • Phra Yun
  • Phu Wiang
  • Phupa Man
  • Puai Noi
  • Si Chomphu
  • Ubol Ratana
  • Waeng Noi
  • Waeng Yai
  • Wiang Kao
  • Ban Fang
  • Ban Phai
  • Chonnabot
  • Chum Phae
  • K. Ban Haet
  • K. Khok Pho Cha
  • K. Non Sila
  • K. Nong Na Kham
  • K. Sam Sung
  • Khao Suan Kwang
  • Kranuan
  • Mancha Khiri
  • Khun Yuam
  • Mae La Noi
  • Mae Sariang
  • Muang Mae Hong Son
  • Pai
  • Pang Ma Pha
  • Sop Moei
  • Ban Dan Lan Hoi
  • Khiri Mat
  • Kong Krailat
  • Muang Sukhothai
  • Sawankhalok
  • Si Nakhon
  • Si Sam Rong
  • Si Satchanalai
  • Thung Saliam

Description

Storms in Mae Hong Son (Sop Moei, Mae Sariang, and Mueng District) - 11 houses damage
Storms in Sukhothai (Si Satchanalai, Sawankhalok, Sri Nakhon, and Kong Krailat) - 171 houses damaged
Flood (flash floods) in Khon Kaen (Ban Haed) - 15 households affected

Detail Event

Precipitation (mm)
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Highest Impact

0

Dead

0

Missing

0

Injured

788

Affected Person

0

Displaced

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