Flash Floods and Landslides Strike Pua District in Nan Province

Initial reports of heavy rain, flash floods, and landslides causing severe damage in Pua, Nan.

Details on the sudden surge of water at 4:00 AM and the resulting loss of property and vehicles.

Reports of rainfall exceeding 110mm and the collapse of multiple bridges, cutting off villages.

Residents use social media to request help for vulnerable groups, including bedridden elderly and children.

Authorities struggle to reach stranded villagers due to violent water currents.

Multiple schools in the affected area announce closures for student and staff safety.

Highway updates on routes 101, 1371, and 1256 where traffic is completely blocked.

Governor Chainarong Wongyai discusses the urgency of evacuations and the current situation.

Identification of seven designated evacuation centers and animal shelters across the province.

Footage showing vehicles being swept away by the powerful current.

The 38th Military Circle and Border Patrol Police deploy personnel to rescue stranded citizens.

The Governor updates on the 'rain-bomb' effect and the lack of reported casualties so far.

Predictions that floodwaters will reach Tha Wang Pha and Mueang Nan within 7 hours.

The provincial command center integrates government agencies and foundations, including jet ski rescuers.

Volunteers help Ban Don School in Mueang Nan move equipment to higher floors.

Nan Municipality warns residents in high-risk areas to prepare supplies for at least 3 days.

Reports of overflowing banks and flooded homes in the Santisuk area.

A breakdown of affected households across Pua, Phu Phiang, and Santisuk districts.

Collaboration with AIS, True, and NT to send emergency alerts to residents in Tha Wang Pha.

Meteorological Department forecasts continued heavy rain across Northern and Eastern Thailand.