Warning Issued as River Levels Rise in Low-Lying Areas
The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation has raised the flood alert level to yellow for Nakhon Si Thammarat, advising residents in low-lying areas to take precautionary measures. With river levels rising, residents along the Thung Prang Canal are urged to relocate valuables and vulnerable individuals to higher ground.
Immediate Actions Recommended for Residents
Moving Valuables and Vulnerable Individuals
Residents in affected areas are strongly advised to move their valuables to safer locations and ensure that vulnerable individuals, such as the elderly and children, are relocated away from potential flood zones. This proactive approach aims to minimize risks associated with flooding.
- Emergency Contacts: For those needing assistance or wishing to report flood-related incidents, the department has provided a hotline at 1784 and a contact via Line ID @1784DDPM for immediate support.
Recent Weather Developments in Southern Thailand
Heavy Rainfall Leading to Increased Flood Risks
The recent heavy rainfall across southern Thailand has heightened the risk of flooding, particularly in regions prone to inundation. The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation is closely monitoring the situation and has issued alerts for several provinces experiencing similar conditions.
- Affected Areas: The warning extends beyond Nakhon Si Thammarat, impacting surrounding provinces where residents should remain vigilant.
Stay Prepared Amid Rising Flood Risks
As the situation develops, residents of Nakhon Si Thammarat are encouraged to stay informed about weather conditions and follow safety recommendations. By taking early action to protect themselves and their belongings, they can better navigate the challenges posed by rising river levels and potential flooding.
