Eight Dead in Thailand Floods Since September 16: Govt
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In Bangkok, where the state of disaster has been declared, no deaths have been officially reported. AFP journalists have seen heavy rains and floods in at least one neighbourhood in the eastern part of the capital, where the inhabitants had to paddling in waters coming up to their thighs. The eight people died in provinces in the eastern part of the country (five in Sa Kaeo, two in Chanthaburi and one in Saraburi), according to the authority tha…
The authorities of Bangkok, the Thai capital, had declared on Saturday 26 September the state of natural disaster in all its 50 districts.
The victims died in the east of the country. In Bangkok, the state of disaster was declared after two days of rain.
In Bangkok, where the state of disaster was declared, no deaths were officially recorded.
BANGKOK - Eight people have died in floods in Thailand since September 16, the government said on Monday. A flood emergency was declared in Bangkok over the weekend after heavy rains, but no one has died, AFP and Reuters reported.
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