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Thailand Floods Hit 2.6 Million People Across 29 Provinces

Last Updated on October 3, 2026 by Jeff Tomas BANGKOK – Severe flooding has devastated 29 provinces across Thailand, affecting approximately 2.6 million people so far this season. Monsoon rains and rapidly overflowing rivers have triggered widespread disaster and destruction since late September. Local authorities report that water levels continue to rise steadily, threatening many […] The post…

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Thailand Floods Hit 2.6 Million People Across 29 Provinces

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