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Flooding triggers urgent measures in Prachuap Khiri Khan

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Flooding triggers urgent measures in Prachuap Khiri Khan

By The Nation

 

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Bang Saphan Hospital in Prachuap Khiri Khan transferred 10 patients in critical condition to the provincial hospital on Thursday night amid heavy flooding triggered by more than 200 millimetres of rainfall in just 24 hours.

 

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At least five schools had to stay closed on Friday morning. 

 

Floodwaters outside Bang Saphan Hospital prompted the evacuation of nine patients on respiratory aid and a pregnant woman.

 

Kittikorn Thepyoo-amnuay, head of the provincial disaster prevention and mitigation office, said on Friday morning the water level at Wang Yao Bridge on the Phetchkasem Highway was “beyond critical” at above 7.5 metres and still rising.

 

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Parts of urban Prachuap Khiri Khan were inundated and runoff from the Tanaosri Mountain Range was expected to add to the city’s woes later Friday afternoon, he warned.

 

Some 3,000 residents of Bang Saphan Noi district were affected, Kittikorn said, and aid was being distributed. 

 

Second Lieutenant Kowit Sukkham, head of the Muang Prachuap Khiri Khan military team charged with maintaining order, hooked his officers up with soldiers from Thanarat Military Camp in helping flood-affected residents of Tambon Bang Saphan in Bang Saphan Noi district, where hours of rainfall had left low-laying areas submerged in 130 centimetres of floodwater.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30358231

 
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What's worse than this is that Soi Bintabhat flooded in Hua Hin.....people had to sit on bar stools!

What's worse than this is that Soi Bintabhat flooded in Hua Hin.....people had to sit on bar stools!


Isn't that where they normally sit?

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1 hour ago, ChrisY1 said:

What's worse than this is that Soi Bintabhat flooded in Hua Hin.....people had to sit on bar stools!

At least the beers cold, the flood waters are warm & the short time rooms are upstairs !!

Business as usual

 

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