Trat, The flood situation in Trat is still concerning, especially in Tambon Sator, Amphoe Khao Saming, where all 9 villages are flooded. Some roads are impassable for small vehicles, making assistance difficult. Meanwhile, the Deputy Governor of Trat went on a boat to distribute food to help the people. From the situation of heavy rain of more than 300 millimeters in the upper part of the Trat River and spreading throughout the province yesterday (27 July), many areas of Trat Province are facing flooding problems, especially in Khao Saming District, Highway No. 3157 (Saen Tung - Bo Rai) at Nong Bua - Sator, the water is covering the road surface, small cars are unable to pass. As for Highway No. 3388 (Ban Pong - Bo Rai), in some sections the water level is as high as 80 centimeters. In Tambon Sator, Khao Saming District, where the area is alternately high and low, there is often a problem of repeated flooding. Water from Khlong Sator overflowed into all 9 villages. Mr. Pramote Chanthakrajang, Mayor of Sato r Subdistrict Administrative Organization, along with local leaders, jointly brought boats to serve the villagers, delivered relief bags and drinking water to the people, and set up a center to help the people at Sator Subdistrict Administrative Organization, preparing almost 15 boats to help the people. For remote areas and areas with fast-flowing water, where there is concern that it may be dangerous, the community leaders were contacted to take care of the people in the area and will rush to help as soon as possible. While Mr. Phira Aimsunthon, Deputy Governor of Trat Province, also went on a boat to survey the flooded area in Tambon Sator, along with distributing ready-to-eat food and drinking water to help the people in another way. Source: Thai News Agency
Trat is still flooded. Tambon Sator has high water levels, small cars cannot pass through.
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