Storms Batter Thailand: Floods, Collapses, and Airport Leaks

Initial scenes of destruction from a storm hitting Safe One Gold Market in Bangkok, with strong winds causing tents and goods to be swept away.

Heavy rain and strong winds in Nong Chok, Bangkok, leading to poor visibility and a tree falling onto power lines, causing an explosion.

Fallen trees and utility poles blocking traffic lanes on Khlong Klao Road, Nong Chok.

Vendors scrambling to secure their stalls amidst heavy rain and wind at Ban Fah Le A Che market in Lam Luk Ka.

A storm in Ban Mo district, Saraburi, caused roof tiles to detach, leading to water damage in homes.

Severe storms in Nakhon Ratchasima, including a restaurant owner holding onto his roof and a shrine being destroyed.

Flash floods in Mae Serm canal, Lampang, caused by heavy rainfall in the upstream areas of Lamphun province, inundating agricultural land and a school.

Heavy rainfall in Nan province caused the Nan River to overflow, with strong, muddy currents carrying debris.

The newly opened Trang Airport experiences ceiling leaks, raising concerns about construction quality.

Ceiling leaks at Surat Thani Hospital caused water to flood waiting areas, disrupting services.

An announcement from the Meteorological Department regarding unpredictable weather across Thailand until May 10th, with increased chances of thunderstorms and strong winds.

Footage from Vietnam showing a severe storm hitting a school, with tables and debris being blown around, and children evacuating.