Heavy rain, rare storms, and massive floods have hit parts of Asia all at once. Countries like Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, and Sri Lanka are facing some of the worst flooding and landslides in many years.

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BANGKOK - The Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Department reported on Wednesday that 33 people had died as a result of severe flooding in southern Thailand, while water levels kept rising in the most affected provinces.

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KATHMANDU - Days of intense monsoon rain have battered eastern Nepal and parts of India, setting off landslides and flash floods that have killed at least 63 people since Friday, according to officials.

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CHIANG MAI –Mae Chaem District in northern Thailand awoke to floods that had overtaken homes, markets, and fields. Torrential rain started on September 21 and caused the Mae Chaem River to overflow, sending muddy water rushing through streets and…

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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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