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Thailand, Thunderstorms and Strong wind in Northern and Northeastern Provinces

Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand
Event Date : Thu, 26 Apr 2018 | Disaster : Tropical Cyclone (1)
AHADID : AHA-ST-2018-000106-THA | GLIDE Number :

Affected Area/s

  • Kamalasai
  • Kham Muang
  • Khao Wong
  • Kuchinarai
  • Muang Kalasin
  • Na Mon
  • Nong Kung Si
  • Rong Kham
  • Sahatsakhan
  • Somdet
  • Tha Khantho
  • Yang Talat
  • Huai Mek
  • Huai Phung
  • K. Don Chan
  • K. Kong Chai
  • K. Na Du
  • K. Sam Chai
  • Song Kwae
  • Tha Wang Pha
  • Thung Chang
  • Wiang Sa
  • Ban Luang
  • Bo Klue
  • Chalermphrakiet
  • Chiang Klang
  • K. Phu Pieng
  • Mae Charim
  • Muang Nan
  • Na Mun
  • Na Noi
  • Pua
  • Santi Suk
  • Sam Ngam
  • Taphan Hin
  • Thap Khlo
  • Wachira Barami
  • Wang Sai Phun
  • Bang Mun Nak
  • K. Bung Narang
  • K. Dong Charoen
  • K. Sak Lek
  • Muang Phichit
  • Pho Prathap Chan
  • Pho Thale

Description

As warned by Thailand Meteorological Department, between 23-27 April 2018 provinces in the northern and northeastern part of Thailand were experiencing destructive thunderstorms and strong wind. In Kalasin Province alone, 87 houses were damaged across Tha Khantho, Huai Mek, Yang Talat and Kham Muang districts. In Nan Province, 45 houses, crops and five power poles were damaged in Wiang Sa District. In Phichit Province, a storm brought gusty winds to Dong Charoen district on Wednesday evening, ripping the roofs off 12 houses. In total, Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM) reported summer storms had hit 45 districts in 20 provinces across the country from April 23-25, affecting 1,042 households in 136 villages.

Highest Impact

2

Dead

0

Missing

0

Injured

4K

Affected Person

0

Displaced

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