‘Once In 300 Years’ Rain Floods Thai City As Crisis Spreads Across Southeast Asia

Brief by Shorts91 Newsdesk / 05:39am on 26 Nov 2025,Wednesday Weather & Environment

Record floods have hit southern Thailand, killing at least 18 people and cutting off many towns. Hat Yai saw its heaviest rain in 300 years, with 335 mm falling in one day. Homes and cars are underwater, and thousands are trapped on rooftops waiting for help. More than 2 million people are affected, but only 13,000 have reached shelters. The Thai military has sent ships, helicopters, and trucks to rescue people. A navy carrier may be used as a floating hospital. Floods have also hit Vietnam and Malaysia, where thousands more have been forced from their homes. (PC: BBC)

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