Debatemne: Thai-Dk Din debat side :: Southern flood levels still rising

Oprettet af IT d. 24-11-2025 15:55
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Southern flood levels still rising

Flooding also in North and Central Plain

read more https://www.bangk...ill-rising

Flash Floods In Thailand After Heavy Rain, Nearly 2 Million People Affected




Severe Flood Emergency Declared In Parts Of Thailand, People Forced To Evacuate



THAILAND KOLLAPER IGEN: Historiske oversvømmelser oversvømmer Songkhla og ødelægger huse i Hat Yai.
Alvorlige oversvømmelser har fejet hen over Hat Yai og den bredere Songkhla-provins i det sydlige Thailand efter 595 mm nedbør på bare 3 dage - det højeste niveau registreret i årtier.


Redigeret af IT d. 24-11-2025 15:57

Oprettet af IT d. 25-11-2025 12:59
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Thailand Hit by Massive Floods After Record Rainfall, 8 Dead

Southern Thailand is reeling after record-breaking rainfall triggered massive floods across multiple provinces. Streets turned into rivers, homes were submerged, and thousands were forced to evacuate overnight. Rescue teams are racing against time as water levels continue to rise. Here’s what’s happening on the ground right now.


Oprettet af IT d. 26-11-2025 08:57
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Parts of Thailand are battling record floods, which have killed at least 33 people and prompted authorities to deploy military ships and helicopters to support relief efforts.

The deluge has hit ten provinces across the country's south over the past week, with the city of Hat Yai, a business hub bordering Malaysia, recording its heaviest rainfall in 300 years - 335mm in a single day.

Kilde https://www.bbc.c...g97wx144jo

Thailand Declares Emergency as Record Rainfall Causes Massive Floods | Vantage With Palki Sharma



Southern Thailand has been hit by a "once-in-300-year" rainstorm, causing severe flooding across nine provinces. Some areas recorded nearly 400 millimetres of rainfall, leading to rivers overflowing and cutting off several towns.

At least nineteen people have died, and more than 127,000 households have been affected. Hat Yai city reported water levels reaching over eight feet, with hospitals, roads and markets submerged.

Around 30 newborns at Hat Yai Hospital were reportedly stranded as power and water were partially cut.

Thailand has declared a state of emergency, and its military has deployed aircraft, boats and equipment. Neighbouring Malaysia has also evacuated more than 15,000 people due to rising floods.
Redigeret af IT d. 26-11-2025 09:03