Thailand's Hat Yai issues ‘red-flag’ alert as 595 mm of rain triggers flood risk across 103 communities


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BANGKOK: Hat Yai Municipality has issued a red-flag flood alert, warning residents in 103 communities to evacuate to safe areas as accumulated rainfall over the past three days reaches critical levels and floodwaters rise across multiple parts of the city.

As of Saturday (Nov 22), continuous heavy rain has sent large volumes of water into key areas within Hat Yai Municipality.

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