Waterspout hits central Thailand, roofs and debris blown into the air


BANGKOK: Around 11am on March 8, a severe storm with heavy rainfall and strong gusts of wind struck the Thai villages of Nong Pho and Nong Kang in Cha-am district, Phetchaburi province.

A massive waterspout followed, ripping off roofs and advertising signs, which were blown into the air before crashing down on nearby homes, causing extensive damage to dozens of houses in the area.

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