Flood death toll rises to nine in Southern Thailand, over 500,000 households affected

The death toll from severe flooding in southern Thailand has risen to nine, with over 500,000 households affected across several provinces. Heavy rains, driven by a northeast monsoon and a low-pressure system, have caused widespread devastation, forcing thousands to evacuate and disrupting daily life.

Flooding worsens in Thailand’s southern provinces, roads impassable

Key regions impacted include Yala, Pattani, Narathiwat, and Songkhla, where communities are battling chest-deep water. The Chana district in Songkhla has experienced its worst floods in 50 years. Rescue teams, using boats and helicopters, are working tirelessly to assist stranded residents and deliver supplies.

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The Thai government has allocated emergency funds to assist affected areas and set up over 200 temporary shelters for displaced families.

Yala faces worst flooding in twenty years

However, the situation remains critical as more rainfall is forecasted in the coming days, increasing the risk of further flash floods and landslides.

-Thailand News (TN)