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    Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai see worst flooding for 30 years

    Two people died in mud slides in Mae Ai district of Chiang Mai last night and four are still missing following torrential rainfall, leading to the worst flooding in the district for three decades.


    Searches for those still missing resumed this morning in Ban Doi Laem and Ban Lai Ai in Mae Ai districts, which were struck by mud slides last night. Emergency workers say that their efforts are being hampered torrents of muddy water.

    In Ban Doi Laem, a villager died in the mud slide and four went missing, including one five-month-old girl, a 4-year-old boy and the village’s headman. In Ban Lai Ai, one was killed and two were injured.


    An emergency operations centre has been set up at the Doi Lang Tambon Administration Organisation’s office, while the voluntary border guard barracks in Mae Ai district are being used as a command centre in the coordination of the search and relief operations.


    Chiang Mai Governor Nirat Pongsitthithavorn has instructed all district chiefs to monitor the situations in their respective districts closely and to have their manpower and machinery ready around the clock to respond to requests for help.

    In one place, rescuers installed a rope across a heavily-flooded road to save five adults and one child who were trapped in their flooded house.
    According to Chiang Mai’s public relations web page, the highway in villages 4 and 5 of Mae Ai district is partially flooded, leaving a single lane still open for traffic.


    Motorists are being advised to use extra caution when using that part of the highway.


    Meanwhile, in Mae Sai district of Chiang Rai, heavy rain throughout Tuesday night has caused floodwater to rise steadily, with levels of 2-3 metres in low-lying communities, such as Talad Mai Loong Khon, Pham Kwai and Muang Daeng. Some people are taking refuge on the roofs of their houses.

    Electricity supplies to a number of communities have been cut for safety reasons and troops, from the Meng Rai Maharaj barracks, are helping flood victims, particularly those in high risk areas.


    At about midnight, rescue officials posted an urgent message on social media, advising residents in eight communities not to venture out of their flooded homes because of the dangerously strong currents.


    They were advised to climb onto their roofs while teams were trying to reach them.

    The eight communities are Sai Lom Joi, Koh Sai, Hua Fai, Muang Daeng, Mai Loong Khun, Muang Daeng Tai, Pham Kwai and Pent Yon.


    Phrom Viharn Temple and the municipal office of Mai Sai sub-district have been opened as temporary shelters for flood victims.


    Several communities in Mae Sai and Wiang Pangkham sub-districts, such as Doi Wao, Muang Dang, Talad Sai Lom Joi, Hua Fai, Koh Sai and Mai Loong Khon, are inundated, affecting hundreds of households.


    The Chumchon Kho Mae Sai webpage reported that many flood victims have sought help, with numerous people trapped in houses, while others have sought refuge on roofs.

    The heavy flooding forced the temporary closure of the border checkpoint between Mae Sai and Tachileik township in Myanmar at noon today. Only citizens of the two countries were allowed to cross the border, while vehicles carrying goods were prohibited.


    A large amount of garbage, tree trunks and branches have been washed downstream by the strong currents in the swollen Sai River and have become trapped at the First Thai-Myanmar Friendship Bridge, prompting Thai and Burmese officials to deploy workers to collect the trash for disposal elsewhere.


    At about 2pm yesterday, it was reported that part of the Phahonyothin highway, heading towards Doi Wao market, was flooded for the first time in many years.


    A command centre has been set up to coordinate the rescue and relief operations of several emergency units.


    Flood victims in need of help can call: 084-2261669, 053-733422 or 090-0962255. In the last few months, Mae Sai has been flooded multiple times by overflows from the Sai River, following heavy rainfall in the northern region.

    Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai see worst flooding for 30 years

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    Saw videos of Tha Ton bridge today. I'm surprised it's still there.

    A dam has burst in Mae Ai.

    Parts of Chiang Rai are being evacuated.

    It's a mess, and more rain due from now to the 18th.

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    If you're in Chiang Mai, and want to help out:




    IMMEDIATE NEED FOR:
    - food (rice, mama, canned foods, packaged foods)
    - water
    - bedding & blankets for temporary sleeping areas.

    ต้องการข้าว น้ำ เครื่องนอน และเงิน

    นัดรับแม่แจ่ม แม่วาง และเชียงใหม่

    Non-immediate:
    - clothing and household items- many people have lost everything as of tonight- are needed, but not immediately.

    Financial donations are DESPERATELY NEEDED.

    Ideally we will be able to help cover medical bills & put some families up in temporary housing while things are cleaned up.

    ~ Drop-off ~
    PLEASE PRIORITIZE FOOD AND WATER

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    Netizens join forces to save pensioner trapped on roof of flooded house

    A joint effort by Thai netizens has led to the safe rescue of a 86-year-old man, who had become stranded on the roof of his flooded house in Chiang Rai province for 18 hours.


    Images of the man have been shared hundreds of times across social media platforms since yesterday. Netizens called on authorities to help him but, due to the strong currents in the area, he could not be reached initially.

    Ultimately, a member of a jet-ski team, led by social media activist Guntouch Pongpaiboonwet, used a jet-ski to rescue the man at about 11am.

    Pictures of the rescue operation, which showed the elderly man sitting on the towed paddleboard, were also widely shared on social media.


    Many Facebook users posted and commented in appreciation for the team’s efforts, while others offered moral support to the man and others affected by the flooding.

    On September 10, continuous heavy rainfall in the Mae Sai district of Chiang Rai caused a sudden and severe flooding. The water level rose rapidly, reaching higher the second floor within just a few hours.


    The Puenruamlok Facebook page published pictures today, showing a severely flooded temple with many parked cars seen floating away.

    The caption reads: “Monks at the temple are appealing for help as about 40 people are trapped there by the flooding. Most of the people in the community around the temple are elderly and live in single-story houses. They cannot climb onto the roofs to escape the rising the floodwater.”


    The page did not, however, identify the temple. Later a netizen said the temple is Pasukaram.


    Today, access to Doi Laem Village, in Mae Ai District of Chiang Mai province, was restored. Authorities and rescuers are now delivering food and water to about 1,000 people trapped in the affected area. A mudslide had cut all access to and from the village. Some people remain missing.

    In Mae Sai sub-district of Chiang Rai province, elderly residents trapped in the Mai Lung Khan community are now being evacuated as the floodwaters recede.

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    Super Typhoon Yagi Triggers Severe Flooding in Northern Thailand

    On September 10th, 2024, Thai national media reported heavy rains triggered by Super Typhoon Yagi causing severe flooding in several northern provinces.


    In Chiang Rai, continuous downpours from September 9th-10th rapidly raised water levels in the Sai River along the Thai-Myanmar border. The river overflowed, inundating areas from Ban Hua Fai to the bustling Sai Lom Joy market, forcing businesses to close and move goods to higher ground.

    The situation worsened when floodwaters breached barriers under the Thai-Myanmar Friendship Bridge, flooding communities in Mae Sai, including Koh Sai, Mai Lung Khon, and Mueang Daeng. In some places, water levels exceeded 1.5 meters, prompting local authorities to deploy pumps to alleviate the situation.

    Across the border, Tachileik in Myanmar experienced its fifth flood this year, with market vendors scrambling to save their goods. The Sai River, fed by waters from Shan State, remained dangerously high due to ongoing rains, raising concerns of further flooding—potentially the worst in decades.


    In Phichit, provincial officials joined volunteers, teachers, and students in filling sandbags to fortify flood defenses along the Yom River. The river, swelled by runoff from Sukhothai and Phitsanulok, was rising rapidly as of press time. The water gauge at Sam Ngam District recorded a level of 36.92 meters, with an increased flow rate of 335.50 cubic meters per second.

    Phichit is preparing for potential flooding, utilizing areas like Thung Rak Nok to absorb excess water. Despite some rice fields being flooded, most crops have already been harvested. The situation has turned farmlands into vast water reservoirs.

    The Thai Meteorological Department warned of continued heavy rainfall in the North, with risks of flash floods and landslides, particularly in mountainous areas. The Andaman Sea and the Gulf of Thailand are expected to experience moderate waves, reaching up to 2 meters in stormy areas, with relevant officials advising caution for maritime activities.

    Super Typhoon Yagi Triggers Severe Flooding in Northern Thailand - The Pattaya News

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    Four dead in Thailand as flooding from typhoon Yagi hits northern region

    Floods and landslides triggered by heavy rains from Typhoon Yagi have claimed four lives in northern Thailand and inundated thousands of homes, the government said on Wednesday (Sept 11), as it mobilised the army to help affected families.


    Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra said aid is on the way to around 9,000 families hit by the floods in the northern provinces of Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai.


    Confirming the first Yagi-linked deaths in the kingdom, the Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Department said two people were killed in a landslide in Chiang Mai province, and two more in Chiang Rai, which borders Myanmar.


    The health ministry said they have deployed medical staff, volunteers and rescue workers to migrate elder people to safer places.


    The Thai meteorological department also warned that more heavy rains were expected until next Tuesday, bringing the risk of fresh flash floods.


    "Between Sept 13-17, please be careful of possible danger caused by heavy to very heavy rainfall," it said in a statement.


    While Thailand experiences annual monsoon rains, man-made climate change is causing more intense weather patterns that can make destructive floods more likely.

    A total of 29 people have been killed from heavy rain-related disasters since the start of the season, according to the kingdom's emergency operation centre.

    Four dead in Thailand as flooding from typhoon Yagi hits northern region | The Star

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    And it’s still raining.

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    Quote Originally Posted by misskit View Post
    And it’s still raining.
    And it's all going south.

    Ayutthaya is fooked.

    Expect BKK Govenor to announce Chao Phraya dam releases to save BKK.

    Good job all those post 2011flood management works in BKK were put in place.

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    Get your canoes ready.

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    Not in English but take a look at the border crossing at Mae Sai and Tachilek.


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    Quote Originally Posted by misskit View Post
    And it’s still raining.
    Can you get in and out of your hood?

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    No problems here in San Sai. I’ll be driving down to Lamphun and over to San Pa Tong later. Will report back.

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    Quote Originally Posted by misskit View Post
    Get your canoes ready.
    Can you retitled the thread "The floods of 2024"

    Let's see if the cunning Thais solution of water barriers will work in BKK, or will the cunning water find a way through the underground sewers and drains to thwart the barriers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by malmomike77 View Post
    Can you retitled the thread "The floods of 2024"

    Let's see if the cunning Thais solution of water barriers will work in BKK, or will the cunning water find a way through the underground sewers and drains to thwart the barriers.
    My money is all in for the water in a KO, 2nd round.

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    Thailand warned a new storm may cause more floods and landslides, while death toll from Typhoon Yagi and the monsoon rains continued to rise.
    More than 40 provinces were placed on alert for possible flash floods as a new tropical depression is expected to strengthen through Sept. 18, the Office of National Water Resources said in statement Thursday. Since Sept. 10, at least nine people have died due to floods in the northern provinces of Chiang Rai and Chiang Mai, according to the government.
    Typhoon Yagi, the strongest storm to hit Asia this year, has also wreaked havoc in neighboring Vietnam, where it left at least 157 people dead and 139 more missing. In Thailand, about 34,000 households mostly in the northern provinces have been affected, prompting Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra to order immediate assistance.
    More torrential rain nationwide is expected from Sept. 13 to early next week, the Thai Meteorological Department said Thursday.
    The third quarter is usually monsoon season for the Southeast Asian nation. Since Aug. 16, floods and landslides have killed 33 people across the country and affected nearly 110,000 households, according to the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation.
    Flights at Mae Fah Luang Chiang Rai International Airport in Chiang Rai province were suspended on Thursday due to floods, the airport said in a statement on its Facebook page. Among those affected are passengers of Thai Airways International Pcl, according to the airline in a separate statement.

    Thailand Raises Flood Warnings as Deaths Rise After Yagi – BNN Bloomberg


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    Quote Originally Posted by malmomike77 View Post
    Can you retitled the thread "The floods of 2024"

    Let's see if the cunning Thais solution of water barriers will work in BKK, or will the cunning water find a way through the underground sewers and drains to thwart the barriers.
    Bangkok will be fine. They put some bloke Kingkanute in charge of holding back the waters. Apparently he has experience.

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    Yes canoe better than Cnut yes that is the spelling always made us laugh at school I think in Danish Knut

    Rains stopped today here but nearby Mekhong at record levels . If roads safe I will go and have a stickybeek later and post more

    This mornng, the main river is several meteres above normal and this digger won't be working anytime soon.The base of the Plaa Buk giant catfish is normally many many metres above the river.I am guessing 7-10m there is a chedi completely submerged , once the rain recedes the mud line will reveal the max 'high tide" which I hope was last night. If the slippery Chinese open more sluices without warning to the riperain communities who knows.

    Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai see worst flooding for 30 years-feddfde9-b73d-461e-8c48-520dfe12436e-jpg

    Friend near Vientiane the other side sent this today,as any child who has ever upset their ceral bowl knows liquids are gravity fed be it spilled milk or rain

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    The Mae Ping hasn’t risen this far down. Still looks pretty low for this time of year. I guess we’ll have to give it a day or two.

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    Chalermchai's White Temple opens parking lots for flood victims' cars

    Chalermchai Kositpipat, founder of Rong Khun Temple, more commonly known as the "White Temple" in Chiang Rai, says he will allow people affected by the floods to park their cars at the temple free of charge.


    The temple's parking lot can accommodate hundreds of vehicles and security guards will be provided, he said.


    "My parking lots are huge. The temple is a bit far from downtown, but it is safe to park cars here. I will take the best care of the vehicles," he said in a live broadcast on his social media platforms.


    He also offered moral support to the people of Chiang Rai, encouraging them to "fight on together, because the situation is quite serious."


    The White Temple, a popular tourist attraction in Chiang Rai, was created and designed by Chalermchai, a national artist. It has been open to visitors since 1997.

    Chalermchai'''s White Temple opens parking lots for flood vict

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    Chiang Rai teams up to offer free shelter and parking for flood victims

    Government offices and private sector organizations in Chiang Rai have joined forces to provide free accommodation and parking spaces for those affected by the ongoing flooding, as well as for volunteers assisting in the area.


    Accommodation and parking space


    - Mae Fah Luang Chiang Rai International Airport; 053 798 000
    - Silamanee Resort, Mae Sai, Chiang Rai; 053-668301 and 053-668303
    - Pornpairin Apartment; 088-881-1171
    - Raichompoo Chiang Rai; 089 9539414
    - Raiboonrat Resort; 092 546 3254
    - Ruenlamai Lanna; 089 999 5383, 064 956 6265
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    Parking spaces


    - White Temple (parking lots)
    - Singha Park Chiang Rai (parking lots)
    - Central Chiang Rai (parking lots)

    Chiang Rai teams up to offer free shelter and parking for fl

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    The White temple a hideous modern "attraction: is in an earthquake zone!

    The White Temple, also known as Wat Rong Khun, in Chiang Rai, Thailand was heavily damaged by an earthquake on May 5, 2014. The earthquake was a magnitude 6.3 and caused over 100 aftershocks in the area. The temple's artist, Chalermchai Kositpipat, was initially concerned that the temple would need to close permanently due to the damage

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    Floodwaters surge into Chiang Rai city center

    CHIANG RAI, Thailand – The flooding situation in Chiang Rai province continued to expand to the city center after the severe flooding has displaced about a thousand in Mae Sai district, Sep 12.


    Aerial footage from Wednesday night showed extensive flooding in the city center. The water has reached major roads and inundated numerous communities along the Kok River.

    Local residents reported that this is the worst flood they have experienced in 50 years. Many have been forced to evacuate their homes and relocate their belongings to higher ground.


    Authorities have closed all three bridges leading out of Chiang Rai city due to high water levels, isolating the municipal area. The Provincial Waterworks Authority has also suspended water supply services in Mueang Chiang Rai and Wiang Chai districts.








    In Mae Fah Luang district, two fatalities were reported due to a landslide, including a 14-year-old girl.


    The Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Department has issued a warning for continued heavy rainfall in the province and has advised residents to remain vigilant.

    Suthipong Juljaroen, the permanent-secretary for Interior, visited the flood-affected areas in Mae Sai district, bordering Myanmar, and reported that this is the worst flooding in the region in 80 years. The government has deployed military personnel and equipment to assist with rescue and relief efforts.


    About 80% of affected residents have been evacuated, with around 100 people sheltering at Phrom Wihan Temple and about 800 in various hotels and resorts, he said.


    The primary challenge was the rapid and strong current, which trapped many people in buildings. Officials have been working to evacuate residents including those who are bedridden or have limited mobility. Rescue teams have been continuously supplying the affected areas with essential equipment, food, and drinking water.

    Despite the challenges, the situation is expected to improve as the water level has receded and rainfall has decreased in Mae Sai district. Within five days, authorities anticipate that the floodwaters will subside enough for a comprehensive cleanup and damage assessment.










    Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, chairing a meeting to discuss the flood situation and relief efforts, emphasized rapid and comprehensive assistance for affected residents. He stressed the importance of local networks in monitoring risks and warning systems.


    Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra is scheduled to meet with relevant agencies later today to discuss relief efforts and potential emergency budget allocations for flood victims, he added. (TNA)

    Floodwaters surge into Chiang Rai city center - Pattaya Mail

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    Chiang Rai Airport reopens as floods recede

    Airports of Thailand provides transportation for passengers as surrounding roads are still partially under water; 14 provinces remain inundated
    Commercial flights began taking off and landing at Chiang Rai International Airport, also known as Mae Fah Luang International Airport, on Friday morning after floodwaters began receding.


    The floods at the intersection leading to the airport had receded enough at 7.30am that small vehicles could pass through. However, Highway 1418 connecting the airport to Phaholyothin Road was still partially inundated as of press time.


    Meanwhile, the Airports of Thailand is providing transportation for passengers to the airport, with pick up at the bus stop near Big C Chiang Rai 2 shopping centre.

    The Royal Irrigation Department said on Friday that 14 provinces were still inundated, though floods in 37 others had cleared.





    The provinces still under water are: Chiang Rai, Chiang Mai, Mae Hong Son, Tak, Loei, Phetchabun, Singburi, Chai Nat, Ang Thong, Nong Khai, Udon Thani, Ayutthaya, Nakhon Phanom, and Suphan Buri.





    The 37 provinces that are now free of floods are: Lamphun, Lampang, Phayao, Nan, Uttaradit, Phitsanulok, Phichit, Phrae, Sukhothai, Kamphaeng Phet, Nong Bua Lamphu, Bueng Kan, Khon Kaen, Chaiyaphum, Maha Sarakham, Kalasin, Roi Et, Ubon Ratchathani, Yasothon, Prachinburi, Chonburi, Chanthaburi, Trat, Nakhon Nayok, Rayong, Chachoengsao, Lopburi, Saraburi, Uthai Thani, Kanchanaburi, Ratchaburi, Nakhon Pathom, Phetchaburi, Prachuap Khiri Khan, Ranong, Phuket and Yala.

    Chiang Rai Airport reopens as floods recede

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    Surprised to see a sign local rd closed forst time ever, There is small modern well built bridge around 5m wide across a very small stream which rises nearby. I relaized it wasn't the small local drainage but brackish water being forced up from the nearb Mekhong at record levels.

    It is gradually receding as are teh rains but still impassable now, Wonder if teh Fridaynight drunks will get an "early bath" using the steep up and down poorly lit short cut into town!!

    I'm mulling whether to hunker down with a bad book and good woman or the opposite. Another slug of Obsynthe could Deeside, Presstat in or Rill that is thick Eshan.

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