Pattani: Pattani Province is facing a flood situation covering all 12 districts. Although the rain has stopped for 2 days and the water level in the river has started to decrease, it has not yet been completely drained from the area. It is expected that the water will remain flooded for weeks. According to Thai News Agency, the persistent flooding is affecting all districts in Pattani Province. Despite a pause in rainfall over the past two days, the floodwater levels remain significant due to slow drainage. Authorities are concerned that the situation could continue for an extended period, causing ongoing disruptions for local communities. The delay in water drainage is attributed to saturated ground conditions and existing water management infrastructure in the area. Local officials are monitoring the situation closely and are expected to implement measures to mitigate the impact of prolonged flooding on residents and resources. Efforts are underway to support affected communities, including deploying em ergency services and resources to ensure the safety and well-being of residents. The prolonged impact of the flooding is expected to challenge local infrastructure and resources in the coming weeks.
Pattani Flooded in 12 Districts, Expected to be Flooded for Weeks.
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