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Flooding continues to wreak havoc in Thailand’s northern provinces

Flooding continues to wreak havoc in Thailand’s northern provinces

14 Sept 01:58 Key points summarised by AI
  • The Yom River breached a 50-meter flood wall in Sukhothai, prompting evacuations of elderly residents and submerging houses in low-lying areas.
  • Nan province's Wiang Sa district faces its worst flooding in 60 years, cutting off access, causing severe drinking water shortages, and affecting 110 villages across six districts.
  • Authorities express concern for Phrae province as runoff from the swollen Yom River is expected to hit, while Mae Hong Son experiences rising Pai River levels and warnings of flash floods due to heavy rainfall.
  • A monsoon trough continues to cause widespread flooding across multiple northern provinces, with officials urging residents to monitor conditions despite some areas seeing receding waters.
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