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Heavy Rains Cause Mae Sariang River to Flood in Mae Hong Son, Threatening Homes and Roads
Record rainfall in Thailand's northern Mae Hong Son province has caused the Mae Sariang River to flood, leading to widespread bank erosion. Landslides and fallen trees have occurred on Highway 1095, disrupting traffic and posing a risk to nearby homes.
Record rainfall in Thailand's northern Mae Hong Son province has caused the Mae Sariang River to flood, leading to widespread bank erosion over a long distance. This situation poses a risk of damage to the homes of residents in the surrounding areas. Furthermore, on Highway 1095, which runs through the province, landslides and fallen trees have occurred consecutively due to the heavy rains, causing serious disruption to traffic. Authorities are working to ensure the safety of residents and carry out prompt recovery operations, but due to the extensive damage, the response is expected to take time. This heavy rainfall is a cause for concern as part of the extreme weather events linked to climate change in northern Thailand, and close attention is needed regarding future rainfall patterns and the potential expansion of damage.
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