Fortune Teller Mor Plai Warns of Severe Flooding on October 3

Mor Plai warns of sudden heavy rain and flooding hitting all at once.

Advice on packing belongings and avoiding Naga worship sites in the mountains.

Predictions for rain starting after midnight on October 2nd and intensifying on the 3rd.

Analysis of risks in the North and South of Thailand through October and November.

Discussion on whether disasters are caused by human action or natural deterioration.

Mention of specific provinces and the risk of water overflow in Phitsanulok.

Moddam discusses previous warnings from Mor Plai that were initially dismissed.

Explanation of the weather shift causing unexpected heavy rainfall.

Specific warnings regarding landslides in Kanchanaburi province.

Description of how rain is falling directly and suddenly rather than flowing from streams.

Official response to claims regarding the resistance to royal initiative water projects.

Detailed explanation of royal initiatives for flood prevention in Bangkok.

Explaining the concept of water retention areas based on a 1995 royal address.

Review of the 2011 flood and the subsequent consultant studies for water management.

Comparing the 11 billion baht cost of reservoirs versus 6.5 billion for tunnels.

Argument that choosing tunnels over ponds is a technical decision, not a policy failure.

Update on the number of active retention sites and the capacity of Bueng Nong Bon.

Distinguishing between the royal theory of 'Monkey Cheeks' and the specific site selection.

Comparing the drainage efficiency of tunnels versus ponds for the whole of Bangkok.

Announcement of Top News' 5th anniversary and membership invitations.