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Floods remain a concern in the North

 

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BANGKOK: -- Although flood situation in several provinces in the North improved today, but still a concern in some flooded areas as rains continued.

 

Authorities in Lampang province said the flood situation in Lampang province remained critical with latest reports of major flashfloods rushing into two villages in Tambon Mae Teeb in Ngao district.

 

Water level was as high as 2 meters, forcing soldiers from the Pratu Pha Special Operations Command in Lampang to use flat bottom boats and trucks  to evacuate villagers from the Ban Ngew Ngarm and Ban Nam Long villages after flashfloods swollen the Ngao stream and burst its banks, inundating surrounding areas.

 

Almost the entire area has been flooded under 50 cm of water but there are also reports of some areas being under almost 2 meters of water.

 

More than 300 households have been hit and residents are facing severe difficulties.

 

Meanwhile the flood situation in Sukhothai remained critical with hundreds of homes located within Tambon Wat Koh in Sri Samrong district hard hit by flood.

 

Many schools have been forced to close and authorities.

 

Meanwhile authorities in Muang district are now forced to employ back-hoe tractors to fill and move ‘big bags’ (huge sand bags) to fortify the embankment on the Yom river which collapsed.

 

Full story: http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/floods-remain-concern-north/

 
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-- © Copyright Thai PBS 2016-09-19
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It rains Every year,sometimes more,sometime less,The problem is that nobody takes any notice of what has been happening since  the year Dot,if they started to do something about the water situation when the flooding started in the year Dot ,the problem would have been solved,,If you want something to change,,,,You got to Work for it,,,,  I know (work )is a 4 letter ,Dirty word,,,,

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