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Trat Province Hit by 5-Hour Torrential Rain, Flash Floods Submerge Farmland, DPM Warns
Trat Province in eastern Thailand experienced flash floods after 5 hours of torrential rain on September 24, submerging agricultural land. The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM) has issued warnings for the Chang Thun and Nong Bon areas. Details of the damage are currently being assessed.
Trat Province in eastern Thailand was hit by torrential rain for five hours on September 24, causing flash floods that submerged agricultural land. The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM) has urged residents, particularly in the Chang Thun and Nong Bon districts, to be vigilant. Such localized downpours are not uncommon in Thailand during the rainy season. Areas in mountainous regions and along river basins are particularly susceptible to rapid water level rises, posing risks of landslides and flood damage. The DDPM is advising residents to stay updated on the latest weather information and take necessary safety precautions. Full details of the damage and recovery efforts are expected to be released soon. Source: MGR Online (Regional)
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MGR Online (Regional)