Severe Flooding in Phetchabun

Severe flooding in Phetchabun

PHETCHABUN - Three rivers have overflowed and caused severe flooding in Lom Sak district of this northern province, with the floodwater up to a metre deep.

Severe Flooding in Phetchabun - What Travelers Need to Know

Phetchabun, Thailand — Heavy rainfall over recent days has triggered the most severe flooding in over 14 years in Phetchabun province, with nearby Loei also facing widespread inundation. Authorities have confirmed that more than 7,000 households and over 50 communities in Lom Sak district are currently affected. Photo: Thai PBS Roads in parts of Phetchabun have been submerged under 1.5 metres of water, leaving cars underwater and forcing emergen…

Lom Sak city paralysed by flooding,  disaster likely to worsen - Thai Newsroom

TORRENTIAL rain led to swollen Pa Sak river overflowing its banks and severely flooding Lom Sak city in Phetchabun, with the disaster likely to worsen, TV Channel 7 and Amarin TV said today (Sep. 1). Aside from nine subdistricts of Lom Sak being being flooded, Nam Nao and Lom Kao districts are also inundated. […] The post Lom Sak city paralysed by flooding,  disaster likely to worsen appeared first on Thai Newsroom.