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Severe flooding in northern Thailand



Severe flooding has hit districts in the north of Thailand, including Chiang Mai. We check out the current situation and warnings about some more rain heading in the direction of northern Thailand, perhaps over the latter part of the weekend or into early next week.

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33 thoughts on “Severe flooding in northern Thailand”

  1. Who said karma isn't real? Just look at Thailand. For all of the problems that they caused with Cambodia, karma wasted no time and caught up with them quickly. It couldn't have been a coincidence. Should we celebrate, laugh, or cry for Thailand? What do you think?

  2. Thailand is preparing hundreds of septic trucks to spray liquid waste on Cambodian civilians who are trying to protect their homes and land from the invasion of Thai militaries.

  3. Hey Tim ! One thing is for sure I would never move up North ! They got 3 beautiful sunny and cool months (Dec/Jan/Feb) then 3 months bad pollution and the remainder too much rain ! Happy to live in Hua Hin with the best climate in Thailand !

  4. Not seeing anything important here in Northern Thailand. It just rains every day which it has been doing for the last couple of months. I hope you can find some real news soon.

  5. There is also serious typhoon in Vietnam, Unfortunately. Hopefully, this will bring temporally peace to Cambodia. Cambodia is facing aggression from both Vietnam and Thailand. Both Vietnam and Thailand have violated Cambodia Parris Peace Accord of 1991. The Hun Sen forty plus years dictatorship have not bring peace to Cambodia, to be fair.

  6. It should be mentioned that in stories like this, when they mention "Chiang Mai" they are mostly referring to the province versus the city of Chiang Mai. The mountain regions and the flood zones along rivers where many of these videos and new reports are coming from are usually far from the city's urban areas. Granted, last October saw the city of Chiang Mai underwater (historic flood). Beyond some street flooding, the city handles large rain falls pretty well.

  7. Tim, I would like to propose a theory: The flooding is a direct result of the TDAC, instituted by the inept, lazy, incompetent, corrupt Thai government, that same government wishing to run farangs out of the country and keep them out. Am I right? Am I right?
    Man, flooding sure is bad this year. I got stuck on a coach between Chiang Rai and Mai last October due to flooding. And Sichuan, especially Chengdu got washed away. Really bad, hope everyone in harm's way will be safe.

  8. ไม่มีใครหลีกเลี่ยงปัญหาภัยพิบัติจากธรรมชาติได้ แต่สามารถเรียนรู้จากผลกระทบจากอดีตได้
    ปัญหาของไทยคือ ไม่เรียนรู้ผลกระทบจากอดีต การสร้างที่พักอาศัยในเขตทางน้ำอันตราย

  9. Yes, I live in Chiangmai / Doi Saket. The rain hit so hard the other night it sounded like our house was under a waterfall. I also head some of the longest rolling thunder I've ever heard in my life! Luckily we live far enough outside of Old City that our Moo Baun doesn't flood like that, plus we are built on old rice fields so we have water channels throughout our entire neighborhood to channel the water away from the houses.

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