Thailand: A model for effective flood disaster response
Natural disasters, especially floods, are happening more frequently around the world. After the historic flood in 2011, many localities in Thailand are looking for effec…
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Natural disasters, especially floods, are happening more frequently around the world. After the historic flood in 2011, many localities in Thailand are looking for effec…
On July 5, the Chinese government raised the alert level 4 to flooding in Sichuan Province, southwest of the country, after rain and flooding claimed 13 lives and 1 loss…
On June 6, the Thai news agency said that some southern provinces were suffering from floods caused by heavy rains. Floods in Ranong province spread to five districts wi…
Every day, Bangkok authorities receive about 10 calls from residents reporting that they have seen pythons and poisonous snakes on the street.
Millions of marine organisms may be the next victims of the cataclysm in Thailand, when billions of cubic meters of floodwater are about to pour into the ocean.
The total number of deaths in the historic flood in Thailand today has exceeded 500, while the black and polluted floodwaters have moved deeper into the center of Bangko…
Bangkok government yesterday mobilized a large amount of pump to carry out the goal of pumping flood water from main roads in Bangkok in the next two weeks.
Health experts are warning of an outbreak of the disease in Bangkok when floodwaters are expected to recede in the coming days and the government says the worst flooding…
Anger erupted along a dike protecting Bangkok's capital from a record flood when residents were angry with security forces to demand a floodgate that flooded their house…
Floodwaters from the northern suburbs are continuing to penetrate the capital of Bangkok, after a sluice gate and a flood protection dike cannot withstand large water fo…
Floodwaters have invaded the Safari World wildlife park in Bangkok, Thailand, pushing thousands of animals, with many rare animals, into danger.
Thai people make microbial balls from soil and rice bran to clean flood water in flooded areas.
Floodwaters have just reached Don Muang airport in the Thai capital, leaving thousands of people to leave here to evacuate.