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Landslide Nearly Buried Cars on the Tak-Mae Ramat Road; Flash Floods Swept a Refrigerated Coffin Into the Water.

Summary by thairath.co.th
In Tak province, following heavy rain, a landslide occurred, blocking Route 1175 between Ban Tak and Mae Ramat, narrowly missing a villager's car. Meanwhile, in Wang Chao district, flash floods swept a refrigerated coffin from a temple away.

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In Tak province, following heavy rain, a landslide occurred, blocking Route 1175 between Ban Tak and Mae Ramat, narrowly missing a villager's car. Meanwhile, in Wang Chao district, flash floods swept a refrigerated coffin from a temple away.

Dramatic footage reveals the moment a landslide struck Tak province, causing panic as villagers fled for their lives.

At 6:20 AM on September 28th, reporters in Tak province reported that police officers from Mae Tho Police Station, Mueang Tak District, Tak Province, received a report of a landslide blocking Asian Highway 12.

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มติชนออนไลน์ broke the news in Thailand on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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