Acting PM Prawit puts North, Northeast on flood alert as super typhoon Noru now targets Thailand


BANGKOK, Oct 25 (The Nation Thailand/ANN): Acting prime minister Gen Prawit Wongsuwan was in Phetchabun on Sunday to oversee flood preparations as super typhoon Noru barrels towards Thailand.

Noru is forecast to make landfall over Vietnam on Tuesday before slamming into North and Northeast Thailand one or two days later. Prawit visited Phetchabun, which lies in the path of the super typhoon, accompanied by the education minister and minister of digital economy and society.

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