Phuket and Krabi Hit by Severe Flooding; Chiang Rai Also Affected

Initial scenes of heavy rain and flash floods in Phuket, showing submerged roads and vehicles struggling to navigate the water.

Focus on Patong, highlighting the extent of the flooding, damage to motorbikes, and water entering shops and homes.

Demonstration of how passing vehicles create waves that further damage submerged motorbikes.

Scenes from Bangla Road showing floodwaters carrying large amounts of trash, creating sanitation issues.

Coverage of the historic old town area of Phuket, including the clock tower landmark, being affected by the floods.

Report on Kanchanawittaya School being flooded, leading to temporary closure and damage to learning materials.

Information on the Governor of Phuket's orders to activate water pumps and the expected timeline for water receding.

Transition to Krabi, reporting on continuous heavy rainfall and flooding across several districts.

Focus on rising water levels in the Krabi River, particularly near Huay To Waterfall, and the flow towards the city.

Explanation of how high tide is hindering the drainage of floodwaters into the sea in Krabi.

Residents in Krabi's old market areas are moving belongings and preparing for potential evacuation.

Report from Chiang Khong, Chiang Rai, detailing a severe flash flood in Muang Muan village.

First-hand accounts from villagers in Chiang Khong describing the rapid and forceful entry of floodwaters into their homes.

Villagers in Chiang Khong state this is the worst flood in 10 years, occurring suddenly without warning.

Update on the damaged Road 1290 in Chiang Khong, showing aerial views of the repair work and its reopening.

Warning to road users on Road 1290 about potential hazards like standing water, mud, and debris.

Coverage of Mae Sai, where residents are on edge due to continuous rain and fears of flooding similar to the previous year.

Specific report on flooding in Wiang Hom village, Mae Sai, with residents actively managing water levels.

Observation of rising water levels in the Mae Sai River, noting its muddy color but currently below the banks.

Meteorological Department's warning for high flood risk in the North and Upper Northeast from July 1st to 5th.

Listing of provinces identified as high-risk for flooding, including Chiang Rai, Phuket, Krabi, Phang Nga, and Trad.

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