Newborn boy abandoned in Samut Songkhram temple restroom
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Trek routes and waterfalls in Doi Inthanon park closed for safety reasons
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Flash flood advisory issued for parts of Mae Hong Son
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Blackchin tilapia being caught in Lam Pao Reservoir
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DOPA raids two illegal gambling dens in Chiang Mai
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Flash flood advisory issued for parts of Mae Hong Son
Today 12:42Key points summarised by AI
A flash flood, watercourse overflow, and landslide advisory has been issued for residents in five districts of Mae Hong Son province, urging them to move valuables to high ground.
This advisory follows a similar warning three days prior, which resulted in an estimated 50 million baht in damage in some affected districts.
Currently, the Mae Sariang River has overflowed, submerging roads and villages in Mae Sariang district and making them impassable for small vehicles.
The Meteorological Department forecasts widespread heavy rainfall for central and southern Thailand, including Bangkok, with very heavy rain and rough seas expected in the southern region and Andaman Sea.
Trek routes and waterfalls in Doi Inthanon park closed for safety reasons
Today 14:18Key points summarised by AI
Doi Inthanon National Park in Chiang Mai has temporarily closed the Pha Dok Siew and Mae Ya waterfall trekking routes.
The closure is a safety measure, enacted due to continuous heavy rain causing stream overflows and flooding, which poses a danger to visitors.