Due to heavy rain and flooding, authorities in Nan, Thailand, have declared a disaster zone and issued urgent directives for comprehensive flood preparations.
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Updated Aug 19
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Due to heavy rain and flooding, authorities in Nan, Thailand, have declared a disaster zone and issued urgent directives for comprehensive flood preparations.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Torrential rains caused the Nan River to overflow, prompting the Ministry to manage disaster response in Nan province.Sub-event
Nan, Thailand faces a declared disaster zone due to heavy rains and flooding.1 source
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