Heavy Floods Forces Bangkok to Declare Three Districts Disaster Zones
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Three districts in eastern Bangkok have been declared disaster zones after torrential rains and flooding disrupted traffic and raised canal levels. The measure covers Nong Chok, Suan Luang and Khan Na Yao, as well as 13 sub-districts, the Thai newspaper The Nation reported. Since September 24, the Thai capital has received nearly 300mm of rain in 48 hours. The situation is worst in eastern districts, where water has flooded roads and canals have…
Several measures have been put in place after the Thai capital suffered massive flooding and was now declared a "disaster zone."
Heavy floods forces Bangkok to declare three districts disaster zones
BANGKOK, Sept 26 — Bangkok authorities have declared three districts flood-disaster areas after persistent heavy rain disrupted travel and access to affected communities.The...
Governor Chatchart declared Nong Chok, Suan Luang, and Khan Na Yao districts as flood-affected areas, opening the way for agencies to fully assist the public according to their authority.
The Bangkok Governor declared three districts – Nong Chok, Suan Luang, and Khan Na Yao – as flood disaster areas on September 26. Reporters stated that the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) declared these areas as flood-affected zones, allowing relevant agencies to fully exercise their authority. Governor Chatchart Sittipunt, in his capacity as Director of the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration, signed the declaration of these areas as …
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