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Heavy Rains Cause Floods in Provinces

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ฺBANGKOK, July 29 (TNA) – Heavy rains caused floods in many provinces and rescue workers were delivering essentials to isolated communities.

 

In Phetchaburi province, persistent rains in the Kaeng Krachan National Park resulted in inundated roads with some impassable sections being 1.50 meters under water. Park rangers, soldiers and police used trucks and boats to hand out food and medicines to Pong Luek-Bang Kloi villagers.

 

Full Story: https://tna.mcot.net/english-news-748582

 

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Wait wasn't this said to be fake news on another OP also running.  I am so sure it was. Oh who to believe. 

Edited by ThailandRyan

from this article transpires, it was only one village, and only road leading to it.

Flash floods can happen anytime and anywhere during rainy season, but it's only floods at the end of season, which would cause serious damage and deaths.

La Nina is ending, it brought much needed clouds in April. She also wasn't that bad the last year 

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