Pattaya Roads Submerged by Sudden Downpour, Disrupting Traffic
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Pattaya Roads Submerged by Sudden Downpour, Disrupting Traffic

Sudden heavy rain on October 29 caused widespread flooding in parts of Pattaya, Thailand, blocking a major junction and disrupting traffic. Municipal officers were deployed to manage the situation.

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  • Pattaya Roads Submerged by Heavy Afternoon Rain, Small Vehicles Stranded

    Heavy rain on the afternoon of October 29th caused widespread flooding on multiple major roads in Pattaya, including Sukhumvit and Pattaya Third Road. Certain sections, particularly along the railway, saw water levels rise significantly, making passage difficult for small cars and motorcycles.

  • Pattaya Flooded After Heavy Rainfall, Disrupting Traffic

    Pattaya, a popular tourist destination in Thailand, experienced widespread flooding on October 29th following record-breaking rainfall. Major roads were submerged, making passage difficult for smaller vehicles and significantly impacting the traffic network. Authorities are urging residents and tourists to seek alternative routes.