Heavy floods hit Thailand's southern region of Phatthalung, 10 districts inundated, affecting 12,753 households


BANGKOK: Phatthalung province in the South has been severely hit by flash floods following continuous heavy rain, with 10 districts, 47 subdistricts and 242 villages now under water.

According to the Phatthalung Provincial Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Office, as of Friday (Nov 21), the floods have affected 33,384 people from 12,753 households, with water still standing in multiple areas Friday morning.

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