Hat Yai announced a danger zone as floods worsen


BANGKOK: Hat Yai Municipality has been declared a red zone, an area at high risk of flooding, with authorities urging locals to prepare for emergency evacuation.

The announcement by Hat Yai mayor Sakhon Thongmunee was issued on Friday (Nov 29) morning, citing a massive amount of water flowing into U-Tapao and Wa canals that run through Hat Yai, the most populated district in the southern province of Songkhla.

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