Takua Pa, Southern Thailand, Hit by Worst Flooding in 14 Years
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2026年9月19日
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Takua Pa, Southern Thailand, Hit by Worst Flooding in 14 Years

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Severe flooding has struck Takua Pa in Phang Nga province, Southern Thailand, as large volumes of water from the Kapong and Khao Sok rivers overflowed, inundating residential areas. This marks the worst damage in 14 years.

Severe flooding has occurred in Takua Pa, Phang Nga province, Southern Thailand, significantly impacting residents' lives due to record rainfall. According to MGR Online (South) reports, large volumes of water from the Kapong and Khao Sok rivers overflowed into the urban areas, causing inundation of many homes. This flood is reported to be the most severe damage the region has experienced in the past 14 years. Residents have been forced to evacuate, and damage to infrastructure is also a concern. Takua Pa is a major tourist destination in Southern Thailand and also a region where agriculture, such as rubber and palm oil cultivation, is prominent. The impact of this flood on the regional economy is expected to be considerable. Recovery efforts are anticipated to take time, and authorities are rushing to provide assistance to those affected.

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