Bamnet Narong Hospital, located in the north-eastern province of Chaiyaphum, has revealed, via its official Facebook page, the amount of damage it has suffered from flash flooding.

 

Photos show that the hospital’s wards, medicine storage, medical equipment, documents, computers, and other equipment on the first floor of the hospital are still submerged under mud and floodwater.

 

Over last weekend, Chaiyaphum was one of many north-eastern provinces hit by the flash floods, caused by heavy rain delivered by tropical storm Dianmu.

 

Full Story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/bamnet-narong-hospital-in-thailands-chaiyaphum-province-heavily-flooded/

 

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14 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Photos show that the hospital’s wards, medicine storage, medical equipment, documents, computers, and other equipment on the first floor of the hospital are still submerged under mud and floodwater.

Just what does the flood/disaster/mitigation/prevention ministry or whatever they're called actually do?

24 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

Just what does the flood/disaster/mitigation/prevention ministry or whatever they're called actually do?

SFA.

 

20 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

Just what does the flood/disaster/mitigation/prevention ministry or whatever they're called actually do?

Employs the otherwise unemployable.

Nows that's heavy! Same old Same old wi the flooding here in LOS. Here's a fantastic opportunity for the uber' rich to cough up a few tens of billions of baht (dollars, Pounds, Yen, Deutschmarks etc) and initiate a national river and stream cleaning, and construction of a canal drainage scheme throughout LOS.