Administrator of ‘Godd Dam’ web page surrenders to police
Severe flooding hits Amphawa floating market as high tides surge
One dead, three injured in wildlife attacks in Chanthaburi
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AI In-briefToday 09:04
One dead, three injured in wildlife attacks in Chanthaburi
Two separate wildlife attacks in Chanthaburi, Thailand, resulted in one fatality from an elephant attack and three injuries from an aggressive wild gaur.
Environment Minister Suchart Chomklin ordered urgent deployment of rapid response units, heightened surveillance, and upgraded early warning systems to mitigate human-wildlife conflict.
The Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation (DNP) is tasked with expediting financial aid for victims and families, while officials track aggressive animals and urge public caution in high-risk zones.
AI In-briefYesterday 15:22
Severe flooding hits Amphawa floating market as high tides surge
Unprecedented high seasonal tides have submerged the renowned Amphawa Floating Market and surrounding riverside communities in Samut Songkhram, marking the worst tidal surge in decades.
The severe inundation has submerged homes, walkways, and commercial shops, reaching upper stories of houses and forcing residents to relocate valuables, severely disrupting daily life and livelihoods.
Unlike typical dam runoff, this continuous sea surge has persistently pushed water levels higher for days, causing prolonged anxiety and extensive property damage.
Local authorities express significant concern that the severe flooding will disrupt vendor operations, canal traffic, and the vital local tourism economy.
Provincial authorities have issued flood warnings for low-lying areas, advising residents to monitor updates, secure belongings, and prepare for further water level rises until November 5.