Two people died, three others were injured and more than 3,200 houses were damaged by summer storms which struck 21 of Thailand’s provinces with gusty winds and rain between last Saturday and today (Tuesday).

 

At Bangkok’s Don Muaeng airport, the roof of a new bus terminal was blown off and a wall collapsed during heavy rain yesterday. There were no injuries reported as the newly-completed bus terminal was yet to open.

 

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According to the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM), more than 2,800 houses in 11 northern provinces sustained damage from flash floods and gusty wind.

 

Full Story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/two-die-in-summer-storms-thousands-of-houses-damaged-mostly-in-north/

 

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Phitsanulok = Sweet F A in the rain department. No significant rain for over 6 months

Well the NEW Bus Terminal must've been very WELL Built...TIT !!