Death toll from flooding in southern Thailand reaches at least 145
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- Severe flooding in southern Thailand has resulted in a rising death toll, now reported at least 145, with thousands stranded and significant damage across multiple provinces. The flooding has been exacerbated by the heaviest rainfall in 300 years, prompting a state of emergency in affected areas such as Songkhla province.
- This catastrophic event highlights the urgent need for humanitarian assistance and disaster response, as the affected population faces dire conditions with limited access to essential services and resources.
- The flooding in Thailand is part of a broader pattern of extreme weather events affecting South Asia, where heavy rains have also led to significant displacement and loss of life in neighboring countries. The situation underscores the increasing frequency of climate-related disasters and the urgent need for comprehensive disaster preparedness and response strategies.
— via World Pulse Now AI Editorial System
