Heavy rain floods 2nd Rd. in Pattaya, Thailand.
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This footage was shot on board a Thai Army Bell Jet Ranger helicopter on 25 October 2011. They generally flew from central Bangkok near Victory Monument (not flooded) north over the Chao Phraya River (Main river going through Bangkok and threatening to flood it). They flew north to north west generally over Nonthaburi, Bang...
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Flood evacuees in Sattahip help pack relief supplies for those still in need The evacuees temporarily sheltered at two Air and Costal Defense Command hangers joined Princess Pa Foundation President Somthawin Yangyoo at U-Tapao Pattaya International Airport Nov. 5. Chanyasorn, a Sattahip native, and Royal Thai Navy personnel … Read more on Pattaya Mail...
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After repeating the measurement 4 times, I’m confident to say that my tap water conductivity today is about 10% higher than yesterday. This could indicate decreased filtration performance at the Metropolitan Waterworks Authority, or perhaps other pollusive events between that facility and my tap. According to The Nation article linked below, “Metropolitan Waterworks Authority...
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Miss Thailand Universe leads flood donations in Plutaluang Miss Thailand Universe Chanyasorn Sakornchan was among the many Plutaluang residents who reached into their pockets to aid flood victims in Ayutthaya. Saying she was representing the people of Sattahip, the beauty queen donated a supply of betel, … Read more on Pattaya Mail Former Rajan...
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Thailand flood warnings in Bangkok: Trip to Thailand? Dry goods, bottled water, canned goods sold out. Bangkok shopping? 7-11 warns customers they cannot restock. Thailand weather? Thailand flood waters surging, dikes breaking. “The rain came down & the floods came up.” Thailand travel? Forget north & central regions. Hundreds drowned. Tailand PM won’t declare...
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Hotels extend helping hand to flood victims Suraphon Svetasreni, Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) Governor, was optimistic that the previous target of 18.5 million tourists this year would still be achievable. "Although about 30 provinces are submerged today, most major tourist destinations … Read more on Bangkok Post Flooding in Thailand If you are...
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