Floods hit 19 provinces in Thailand, 22 dead, 369,000 affected — 9,000-baht aid per household


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BANGKOK: Thailand’s Disaster Prevention Department reports floods in 19 provinces affecting over 369,000 people and killing 22. Each affected household to receive 9,000 baht in relief.

The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM) reported on Monday (Oct 6) that floods continue to affect 19 provinces across Thailand, impacting 84 districts, 541 sub-districts, and 3,036 villages. In total, 109,426 households or 369,724 people have been affected, and 22 deaths have been confirmed.

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