Summer Storms Cause Damage in Korat and Buriram

Reports of severe storms hitting Buriram and Korat, with significant damage observed.

A storm destroyed shops near the Moon Bon Reservoir in Nakhon Ratchasima, with roofs being blown away.

A shop owner describes the strong winds and heavy rain that lasted over half an hour, causing damage.

Additional areas in Korat, including Suk Kasem and Pla Thong sub-districts, experienced strong winds and heavy rain, damaging around 20 houses.

Residents, including children and the elderly, had to take shelter as the storm hit, with roofs being torn off houses.

Strong winds in Mak Luea Kao sub-district, Sung Noen district, damaged houses in three villages, particularly their roofs.

Local administrative organizations will survey the damage and provide assistance to those affected.

A large eucalyptus tree fell near Lam Rong Dam in Buriram during a summer storm, injuring six tourists.

A shop renting life jackets and inner tubes was damaged by the falling tree.

The shop owner describes the strong winds causing the eucalyptus tree to sway before it fell, prompting warnings to tourists.

Tourists who had just exited the water were unable to escape the falling tree, resulting in injuries.

The storm lasted only about 20 minutes but caused significant destruction.

A reminder for people to remain cautious during this period.