Severe floods hit Thailand's northern region as Mae Chaem River bursts its banks


CHIANG MAI: Heavy rain in the Mae Chaem district has caused severe damage to homes and agricultural land in the Chiang Mai province on Tuesday (Sept 23).

Authorities reported that the rapidly rising river has flooded key areas, including densely populated neighbourhoods, government offices, schools, and commercial zones, with residents forced to evacuate urgently and move valuables to higher ground.

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