BANGKOK 2 April – Hujan lebat yang mencetuskan banjir di selatan Thai telah mengorbankan sekurang-kurangnya 25 orang penduduk.
Menurut pihak kerajaan, lebih sejuta penduduk di lapan wilayah selatan negara ini terjejas oleh banjir.
Usaha mencari dan menyelamat ke kawasan terjejas semakin sukar disebabkan oleh jalan-jalan utama rosak teruk. – Agensi
A Thai woman stands at the balcony of her flooded house following torrential rains in Thailand’s southern province of Trang on April 1, 2011. Severe flooding in southern Thailand has left 25 dead and caused thousands to be evacuated, officials said, after whole villages were engulfed by the rising waters.
Thai children stand in flood water following torrential rains in Thailand’s southern province of Trang on April 1, 2011. Severe flooding in southern Thailand has left 25 dead and caused thousands to be evacuated, officials said, after whole villages were engulfed by the rising waters.
Thai villagers inspect a car which was smashed when a devastating mudslide struck the village of Nakau in Thailand’s southern province of Krabi on April 1, 2011 following torrential rains. Severe flooding in southern Thailand has left 25 dead and caused thousands to be evacuated, officials said, after whole villages were engulfed by the rising waters.
Thai villagers gather around a partially-destroyed house at the site of a devastating mudslide at the village of Klong Heang village in Thailand’s southern province of Krabi on April 1, 2011 following torrential rains. Severe flooding in southern Thailand has left 25 dead and caused thousands to be evacuated, officials said, after whole villages were engulfed by the rising waters.
A house stands partially-submerged in mud after a devastating mudslide struck the village of Nakau in Thailand’ southern province of Krabi on April 1, 2011 following torrential rains. Severe flooding in southern Thailand has left 25 dead and caused thousands to be evacuated, officials said, after whole villages were engulfed by the rising waters.
Thai villagers gather at the site of a devastating mudslide at the village of Nakau in Thailand’s southern province of Krabi on April 1, 2011 following torrential rains. Severe flooding in southern Thailand has left 25 dead and caused thousands to be evacuated, officials said, after whole villages were engulfed by the rising waters.
Thai villagers gather at the site of a devastating mudslide at the village of Nakau in Thailand’s southern province of Krabi on April 1, 2011 following torrential rains. Severe flooding in southern Thailand has left 25 dead and caused thousands to be evacuated, officials said, after whole villages were engulfed by the rising waters.
Thai villagers inspect a car which was smashed when a devastating mudslide struck the village of Nakau in Thailand’s southern province of Krabi on April 1, 2011 following torrential rains. Severe flooding in southern Thailand has left 25 dead and caused thousands to be evacuated, officials said, after whole villages were engulfed by the rising waters.
Residents clean up their neighbourhood after a flood in Krabi province, south of Bangkok April 1, 2011. Severe flooding and mudslides in southern Thailand have killed 21 people, cut off land and air transportations and delayed shipments of at least 50,000 tonnes of rubber in the world’s largest rubber-producing country, authorities said on Thursday. Thailand’s navy sent four vessels including an amphibious landing craft with on-board helicopters to the region to deliver supplies and rescue tourists and villagers in areas severely hit.
A resident sits in front of her house after a flood in Krabi province, south of Bangkok, April 1, 2011. Severe flooding and mudslides in southern Thailand have killed 21 people, stranded thousands of tourists and threatened to delay shipments of rubber in the world’s largest rubber-producing country, authorities said on Wednesday.
A car drives through a flooded street in Krabi province, south of Bangkok April 1, 2011. Severe flooding and mudslides in southern Thailand have killed 21 people, cut off land and air transportations and delayed shipments of at least 50,000 tonnes of rubber in the world’s largest rubber-producing country, authorities said on Thursday. Thailand’s navy sent four vessels including an amphibious landing craft with on-board helicopters to the region to deliver supplies and rescue tourists and villagers in areas severely hit.
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