Water from the Mae Taeng River that overflowed into Kuet Chang Subdistrict, Mae Taeng District, which is both an elephant sanctuary and an important tourist attraction in Chiang Mai, 5 days ago, the force of the water current caused widespread damage. Houses, restaurants, and a small elephant camp along the river were completely swept away by the current. Locals said that this was the most severe flood in 100 years . Source: Thai News Agency
A look at the damage to the city of Kued, hit by the strongest flood in 100 years.
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