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PussyLover 69
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Report from The Nation dated Saturday 27 May 2006 :-
Flood death toll rises to 73
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The number of people confirmed killed in northern floods rose to 73, the Interior Ministry announced Saturday.
Anucha Mokkhawes, director-general of the Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Department, said 63 people were found dead in Uttaradit, six in Sukhothai and four in Phrae.
He said 41 people were still missing - 39 in Uttaradit, one in Sukhothai and one in Prae.
He said the floods had affected 156,236 people from 41,960 families, and damaged 311 roads and 46 bridges.
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Posted on: 10:42 am on May 27, 2006
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Posted on: 2:33 am on May 30, 2006
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seajohn
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Does anyone know which amphurs of Phrae were hit? I used to have a girlfriend from Rong Gwang some years ago and had spent many a week or a month up there in those days. Hoping they're all alright.
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Posted on: 7:37 am on May 30, 2006
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Quote: from seajohn on 8:30 pm on May 30, 2006
Does anyone know which amphurs of Phrae were hit? I used to have a girlfriend from Rong Gwang some years ago and had spent many a week or a month up there in those days. Hoping they're all alright.
Bro SeaJohn,
Regret to inform you that the Northern Province of Phrae was also affected by the severe floods.
See the following news report.................
Report from Bangkok Post dated Friday 26 May 2006 :-
Northern Thailand flood death toll hits 115
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The official death toll of this week's flash floods and mudslides in northern Thailand reached 62 on Friday, with another 53 listed as missing and presumed dead, the government's disaster relief agency said.
Heavy rains that started Sunday triggered flash floods and mudslides in five northern provinces of Lamphang, Nan, Phrae, Sukhothai and Uttaradit. It is being described as the worst monsoon-wrought disaster in the area in six decades.
As of late Friday, according to the official figures given by the Department of Disaster Prevention, the calamity had killed 62 and left 53 missing and feared dead under piles of mud, logs and debris.
Uttaradit was by far the hardest hit province, accounting for 52 of the dead.
Emergency relief workers and 1,000 personnel from Thailand's army, navy and airforce have been working around the clock to provide aid and search for the missing in the disaster zone on the instructions of Thai King Bhumibol Adulyadej.
The catastrophe has affected some 121,380 people in the five provinces, destroyed 490 houses and washed away 80 roads, authorities said.
Observers blamed the catastrophe on deforestation, global warming and, more prosaically, unusually bad weather.
The unusually heavy rains caused rivers and reservoirs to overflow their banks.
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Posted on: 10:06 am on May 30, 2006
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