Heavy rainfall inundates low-lying Bueng Kan province

[webfact]

Heavy rainfall inundates low-lying Bueng Kan province

By The Nation

 

 

Heavy and continuous rainfall from 4pm on Thursday (August 13) has left all eight districts of Bueng Kan province flooded, with waters as high as 50 metres in some places.

 

The province is located in a low area, which usually leads to flooding.

 

Governor Korakot Thamrongwongsawad said he has instructed related agencies to immediately work on improving the situation.

 

Officials have been sent to help people stranded due to the flooding, while some routes were closed to allow for the floods to drain out.

 

Access to schools and hospitals was limited due to the high floods.

 

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30392960

 

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[AndyAndyAndy]

You know you are living in the Isaan when you hoping for floods in your area too. So just finally something new happens around you. 

[keith101]

7 minutes ago, webfact said:

with waters as high as 50 metres in some places.

I think they mean 50 cm if it was metres then you wouldn't see any buildings just water .

[Grumpy one]

34 minutes ago, keith101 said:

 

 

[Grumpy one]

50 metre deep water eh, looks like we are all fish now

[Thunder26]

Rained 54 mm at my village at the border of Nonthaburi and Pathum Thani on the 13th, and rained almost 30 mm today, 14th August. That's a serious amount of rainfall. Everything is so soaked.

Edited August 14, 2020 by Thunder26

[hotchilli]

21 hours ago, webfact said:

has left all eight districts of Bueng Kan province flooded, with waters as high as 50 metres in some places.

That's not a flood. that's a new reservoir?

[Aspaltso]

Issan has been very dry this year so any rainfall is a good thing even if it's "flooding rainfall".