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The transcription below covers the Good Morning Thailand program, hosted by Jay. The stories include violent altercations in Patong, severe flooding across Thailand, a missing fortune submerged in a pond, and villagers seeking lottery blessings. In regional updates, Typhoon Bebinca hits Shanghai, while Myanmar faces rising fatalities from Typhoon Yagi.

 

1. Violence Erupts in Patong, Tourists Injured

In Phuket’s Patong, two separate altercations have left tourists injured, sparking safety concerns. Authorities are investigating the incidents to prevent further outbreaks of violence.

 

2. Flooding Affects 30,000 Families Across 12 Provinces

Severe flooding has impacted around 30,000 families in 12 Thai provinces. More rainfall and potential flooding are expected in the coming days, with warnings issued for several regions.

 

3. Thailand Braces for Heavy Rainfall and Flash Flood Warnings

Thailand is preparing for more heavy rainfall, with flood warnings issued across multiple regions. The Meteorological Department has urged residents to stay alert for potential flash floods and landslides.

 

4. Driver Submerges 4.2 Million Baht in Pond, Only 400,000 Baht Found

A driver who submerged 4.2 million baht in a pond has only recovered 400,000 baht. Investigations into the mysterious loss are underway.

 

5. Villagers Seek Lottery Blessings from Sacred Tree Spirit

Villagers are flocking to a sacred tree spirit in hopes of receiving lucky numbers ahead of the upcoming lottery draw, continuing an age-old spiritual tradition.

 

6. Typhoon Bebinca Brings Heavy Rain and Flood Risks to Shanghai

Typhoon Bebinca has hit Shanghai with heavy rain and strong winds. Flooding and power outages are expected as authorities urge residents to prepare for the worst.

 

7. Typhoon Yagi Devastates Myanmar, Death Toll Rises

In Myanmar, Typhoon Yagi has caused severe flooding and rising fatalities. Rescue efforts are ongoing as communities struggle with the aftermath of the storm.

 

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