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Thailand High Tide Alert (Jan 31–Feb 4): 7 Provinces Warned of River Flooding

When the sea pushes back, rivers don’t drain the way people expect. That’s the risk behind the Thailand high-tide alert covering Jan 31 to Feb 4, when very high tides coincide with northeast monsoon winds.

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Experts Address Extreme Weather in Chiang Rai and Northern Thailand

CHIANG RAI - The cool November air over Northern Thailand feels like a brief gift, but the signs of this year's extreme weather sit everywhere in view. In Mae Sai, roads are still caked with mud.

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Heavy Rain Causes Severe Flooding in Northern Thailand

CHIANG RAI - The Meteorological Department has forecast that the next 24 hours will bring less rain nationwide. Heavy showers will still hit parts of northern Thailand, especially Mae Hong Son, Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, and Tak.

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Phetchabun Faces Worst Flooding in Over a Decade as Pasak River Bursts Its Banks

PHETCHABUN - The northern Thailand province of Phetchabun is dealing with its most serious flooding in over ten years, after the Pasak River has spilled over its banks after days of heavy rain brought by what remains of Tropical Storm Nongfa.

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Rescue Workers Recover 2 More Dead Bodies from Flash Flood in Chiang Mai

CHIANG MAI – Rescue teams and local agencies continue to work nonstop to help people affected by the flash floods and landslides in Pang Ung village, Mae Chaem district.

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Flooding From Heavy Rain Causes Road Closures in Chiang Rai

CHIANG RAI - On Wednesday at 4.00 pm, flooding swept across the road between Ban Doi and Mae Yao in Mae Yao Subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Rai District. Traffic on this route was disrupted, making it difficult for small vehicles to pass.

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Flash Floods Devastate Mae Hong Son, Highway 108 Almost Completely Submerged

MAE HONG SON - Heavy rainfall from Tropical Storm Kajiki has created widespread flooding across the province. So far, three districts, four sub-districts, and eight villages have felt the effects.

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Heavy Rain Causes More Flooding in Mae Sai Chiang Rai

CHIANG RAI - Heavy rain has returned, causing serious problems in Mae Sai district, with fifty-five homes damaged so far in Chiang Rai Province. The Sai River has risen again, putting more pressure on flood defences.

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Tourism Authority Updates Attractions and Travel Conditions for Northern Thailand

CHIANG RAI - Flood conditions in Northern Thailand have eased, with Phrae, Mae Hong Son, Lampang, Lamphun and Uttaradit no longer affected. Travel and tourism have returned to normal in these areas.

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Flood Situation in Mae Sai Chiang Rai Hits ‘Red Level” as Sai River Overflows

CHANG RAI - The Royal Thai Army has mobilized personnel to help people affected by the flooding in Chiang Rai, flash floods in many areas of the North, especially Mae Sai District, Chiang Rai Province, which has been declared a "Red" level crisis…

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