Storms Cause Flash Floods and Mudslides Across Thailand

An environmental and geography expert predicts Thailand will face a dual weather crisis of extreme drought and severe flooding.

Flash floods occurred in Mae Hong Son due to heavy rain, impacting 11 households and causing significant debris.

Local authorities used heavy machinery to clear mud and debris from roads in Mae Hong Son after the floodwaters receded.

Phetchabun province also experienced flash floods, with authorities issuing immediate warnings to residents.

Police were seen driving through floodwaters to broadcast warnings and advise residents to move valuables to higher ground.

Nakhon Ratchasima was hit by continuous heavy rain, causing flooding and turning areas into temporary waterfalls.

The Gulf of Thailand is experiencing strong winds and high waves, affecting maritime activities and tourism.

Tourists on Koh Kood faced difficulties due to strong waves preventing boats from docking, turning them into 'disaster victims'.

Tourists diving near Koh Larn, Chonburi, were caught in a sudden storm without adequate warning or assistance from tour operators.

The person who posted the video recounts being unaware of the approaching storm while diving and criticizes the lack of safety protocols.

The eyewitness describes the fear experienced by children, who were crying and scared of potential harm during the storm.

A plea is made to local authorities and tour operators to ensure the safety and well-being of tourists throughout their trips.