Pattani: Flooding in Pattani Province continues to escalate as water levels rise rapidly, leading to severe flooding in seven districts along the river. The floods, which have reached heights of 1-2 meters, have affected more than 10,000 households. Tragically, there have been reports of two deaths due to drowning and electric shock in Yarang District. According to Thai News Agency, the rising water levels in the Sai Buri River, which receives water from Narathiwat Province, and the Pattani River, which receives water from Yala Province, have contributed to the worsening flood situation. The rapid increase in water levels has exacerbated the flooding, creating severe challenges for the residents in the affected areas. The authorities are monitoring the situation closely as the floodwaters continue to rise faster than anticipated. Emergency services are on high alert to assist those in need, as the flooding poses significant risks to the safety and well-being of the local communities. The situation remains critical, with ongoing efforts to mitigate the impact of the floods and provide relief to the affected residents.
Floods in Pattani Cause Rising Water Levels and Two Fatalities.
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