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Enraged Hat Yai residents call for mayor to step down
The Hat Yai mayor is facing growing calls to resign as residents remain furious over his underestimation of the severe flooding that left much of the city underwater.
Flood death toll in South rises to 145
Severe flooding across southern Thailand has so far claimed 145 lives, with Songkhla province accounting for the majority at 110 fatalities, according to the government’s Emergency Flood Response Operations Centre.
Looting emerges in Hat Yai after floodwater drops
Looting has been reported across parts of Hat Yai municipality as floodwater begins to recede from the southern city.
China’s top diplomat to visit Russia for security talks
10 SEA Games events moved to Bangkok after Songkhla flooding
Songkhla province has been hard hit by days of flooding, with the death toll now at 55.
New app to help boost flood rescue efforts
Thailand Post has rolled out the digital post ID or D/ID digital addressing system, which can be used to pinpoint flood-affected areas in the South.
Samui market resembles Phuket’s 2022 peak
The Samui property market now mirrors Phuket’s 2022 peak, with newly launched villas reaching a 15-year high and land prices up 10%, according to property consultancy Colliers Thailand.
Analysts forecast stock impact of flooding in Songkhla
The severe flooding in southern Thailand is a short-term drag on economic activity, but eventually will support a rebound in retail and construction-related stocks once the recovery begins, say analysts.