After Philippines and Vietnam, now Thailand sees 6 villagers killed and others injured due to tropical storms


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BANGKOK, Oct. 31 (Xinhua): Six villagers were killed and three others injured due to flash floods, torrential waters and landslides caused by tropical storms in varied regions of Thailand during the most part of October, an official report says.

The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM) reported on Saturday three of the six people, reportedly killed due to flash floods, torrential waters and landslides, were villagers of Surat Thani province and one of Trang province, Chanthaburi province and Prachin Buri province each while the three injured were villagers of Singburi province.

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