Lee RAI: Mae Sai neighborhood residents have had to deal with another round of damage after more floods hit the area after recovering from an inundation during the rainy season.
The Sai Lom Joy business on the banks of the Sai River in the Mae Sai area is reportedly flooded as a result of heavy storms that occurred on Thursday evening.
According to a local source, the storms have not yet had an impact on the adjacent Lung Khon Wood Market and Muang Daeng Road.
The state’s Mae Sai and Muang districts were likewise ravaged by extreme storms in September.
The debate on hazard reduction in the Muang and Mae Sai regions was led by acting governor Chotnarin Koedsom, who was joined by authorities from the Provincial Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Office and the Irrigation Office.
The conversation focused on power and water flowing in important river, including Kok, Lao, Sai, Ruak, and Mekong, based on data studies from August to September.
The board, according to Mr. Chotnarin, agreed on a number of infrastructure measures to reduce flooding, including improving urban planning and building controls, removing property from the rivers, and dredging the rivers, constructing water retention walls, and improving water retention and drainage.
A 4. 7-magnitude quake struck Myanmar in tandem with a 4. 7-magnitude earthquake that struck some parts of Thailand.
Next Thursday at 11.30 p.m., the Mengxing Fault was the site of the spasms. The centre was in the Shan State of Myanmar, 42 km aside from Mae Sai area, and about 7 km beneath.
A 3.5-magnitude tremor followed at 1.03am yesterday 10 miles beneath.
The collapse was detected in ten towns of Chiang Rai: Chiang Khong, Chiang Saen, Mae Fa Luang, Mae Sai, Mae Chan, Wiang Chai, Muang, Wiang Chiang Rung, Mae Suai and Doi Luang.
It was also discovered in Mae Hong Son’s Pai city and Chiang Mai’s Fang and Mae Ai regions.
The center claimed that no details about the damage’s degree have been known, and that an investigation of some nearby historic sites had been ordered.