More misery for southerners

By The Nation

 

 

Record downpour sees toll rise to 6; 1,100 schools still shut as teams try to help victims.

 

TORRENTIAL rain and flooding continue to ravage the South, affecting tens of thousands of people and disrupting transport, including flights, while six people have been killed during the crisis, officials at the Interior Ministry reported yesterday.

 

The ministry set up a national disaster “front command” at the Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Department (DPMD)’s 11th and 12th branch offices, with deputy permanent secretary Prayoon Rattanasenee as area chief to coordinate help for flood victims and support emergency operations.

 

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Nature keeps giving a bit of hope with the stoppages of the rain downpour... everyone goes out to take a look... load up on supplies and then repair...and the cycle repair.. hope this is over by SUNDAY.

My tgf was talking to.her family in NST and told me 10 crocks escaped from a farm and one person got a bite on the arm. One crock was killed and 2 more were recapture. Not enough to deal with the flooding now you have these things swimming around! 

16 hours ago, Rhys said:

Nature keeps giving a bit of hope with the stoppages of the rain downpour... everyone goes out to take a look... load up on supplies and then repair...and the cycle repair.. hope this is over by SUNDAY.

No chance of that happening... Here in Chumphon the rain started in torrents at about 6 am and although it has lessened now... it still persists. 

All the best,  a little damage to the roof, leaky, just a wet floor otherwise ok.... the canal level is back to normal. This means it is not level with the street.  The soi off the main roads of course are flooded.

 

Be strong...