Thailand on high alert as Typhoon Kalmaegi approaches


FILE PHOTO: Authorities inspecting a flooded road in Bangkok in 2023. — The Nation/ANN

BANGKOK: Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has urgently instructed all provincial governors and the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) to closely monitor Typhoon Kalmaegi, which is expected to bring heavy rainfall and potential flooding to Thailand from Nov 7 to 9.

The storm, which originated in the Pacific Ocean east of the Philippines, is predicted to weaken to a depression and move into the north-eastern region of Thailand by Nov 7.

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