rains in southern thailand
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rains in southern thailand
parts of the south are totally cut off from as far north as Prachup khiri khan down to the Malay border
this is what the rr tracks are like there
food donations are heading down to the victims.
Mother nature is pissed off
Phuket had over 45 hours straight of rain but luckily no flooding, Cant say the same for Koh Tao, Samui, Phang Nga, Nakorn Sri thamarat ,Prachup Khiri Khan and many other places
this is what the rr tracks are like there
food donations are heading down to the victims.
Mother nature is pissed off
Phuket had over 45 hours straight of rain but luckily no flooding, Cant say the same for Koh Tao, Samui, Phang Nga, Nakorn Sri thamarat ,Prachup Khiri Khan and many other places
In a nation run by swine, all pigs are upward-mobile and the rest of us are fucked until we can put our acts together: not necessarily to win, but mainly to keep from losing completely. HST
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Re: rains in southern thailand
More rains and flooding in the south of Thailand.
5 December 2017
AFP - Fifteen people have died and one million have been affected by flooding in Thailand’s deep south, authorities said Tuesday.
The monsoon rains that started late last month have inundated eight provinces and hit hundreds of thousands of households, according to the Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Department.
Fifteen people have drowned, an official at the department’s call centre told AFP. The toll stood at five under a week ago.
Some one million residents have been hit in some way: through submerged or damaged homes, disruption to occupations such as farming, or transport difficulties because of flooded roads.
More heavy rains expected in the region from 6-8 December. Forecasts say it should ease up from mid-December.
5 December 2017
AFP - Fifteen people have died and one million have been affected by flooding in Thailand’s deep south, authorities said Tuesday.
The monsoon rains that started late last month have inundated eight provinces and hit hundreds of thousands of households, according to the Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Department.
Fifteen people have drowned, an official at the department’s call centre told AFP. The toll stood at five under a week ago.
Some one million residents have been hit in some way: through submerged or damaged homes, disruption to occupations such as farming, or transport difficulties because of flooded roads.
More heavy rains expected in the region from 6-8 December. Forecasts say it should ease up from mid-December.
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