Bangkok Post
Flood-weary Nan braces for more rain on Sunday
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Authorities are closely monitoring the Nan River basin as water levels begin to stabilise and recede in several areas, while preparing for more rain forecast to hit the flood-weary northern province on Sunday.
Key facts
- Authorities are closely monitoring the Nan River basin as water levels begin to stabilise and recede in several areas, while preparing for more rain forecast to hit the flood-weary northern province on Sunday.
- Officials have been closely tracking rainfall, water volumes and local conditions to ensure timely warnings and assistance for residents, deputy government spokesperson Lalida Persvivatana said on Saturday.
- The four districts could receive accumulated rainfall of 50 to 70 millimetres over 24 hours, said Ms Lalida.
- The forecast rainfall is not expected to be as heavy as earlier in the week, when up to 380mm of rain fell in some areas on Wednesday alone
Summary
Officials have been closely tracking rainfall, water volumes and local conditions to ensure timely warnings and assistance for residents, deputy government spokesperson Lalida Persvivatana said on Saturday.
According to an assessment by the Office of the National Water Resources (ONWR), four districts in the upper Nan basin — Pua, Song Khwae, Chiang Klang and Thung Chang — will require close monitoring on Sunday.