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Northern flood moving south

Soldiers are battling to repair new breaches in the big bag barrier to hold back water from the flood swollen Yom River which was pouring into Sukhothai's Muang district on Monday.

The water level continued to rise on Monday and spread into the inner areas of the district.

Several schools were closed temporarily while vendors in several flooded markets moved their stalls out onto the main street, causing heavy traffic congestion.

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    Discussion 5 : 18 Sep 2012 at 00.035

    Hold back as much water as you can so it will it do maximum damage when it heads south .Real smart .

  • Discussion 4 : 17 Sep 2012 at 21.094

    Hey there Mr Chariman of the WFMC, just when is this grand plan going to be shown to the owners of this country (you know the Thai Citizens that pay you).

  • Discussion 3 : 17 Sep 2012 at 20.253

    The minister of Science ensures that the “situation would remain manageable - unless the country was hit by as many as ten typhoons in just one month, which would be a very rare event”. Wow what a statement but more likely science fiction than science.

  • Discussion 2 : 17 Sep 2012 at 19.582

    No problem..everything will be cleared in two days...5555555555555555555

  • Discussion 1 : 17 Sep 2012 at 19.551

    Looks like that emergency 350b baht for fold prevention has been put to good use.

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