Flash floods from Khao Yai swamp four Prachin Buri districts
PRACHINBURI — Flash floods from Khao Yai National Park have inundated four districts in Prachin Buri province, with officials describing the situation in Prachantakham as the worst in 30 to 40 years. Authorities have ordered the temporary closure of six tourist sites, including several waterfalls, after accumulated rainfall in parts of Khao Yai exceeded 100 […] The post Flash floods from Khao Yai…
Prachin Buri, Thailand was hit by flash floods originating from Khao Yai National Park, causing inundation in four districts. The worst affected area, Prachantakham, experienced its worst flooding in 30 to 40 years due to accumulated rainfall surpassing 100 millimeters. Authorities ordered the closure of six tourist sites, including waterfalls, and mobilized emergency teams to evacuate vulnerable residents.
Kabin Buri, Si Maha Phot, Prachantakham and Na Di districts were most severely impacted. About 130-140 families remained in temporary shelters as water levels began to recede, but mud-covered homes remained uninhabitable. Private sector businesses, such as Nattaphong Chai Thiamwong, provided relief packages and cash assistance to flood-affected families.
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