Many parts of Chiang Mai’s Muang district flooded as Ping River bursts its banks as tropical storm Noru hits Thailand


BANGKOK, Oct 3 (The Nation Thailand/ANN): An overflowing Ping River inundated many communities in Chiang Mai’s Muang district on Monday, including places like Chang Khlan, Charoen Prathet Road, Pa Phrao Nok and Wat Chaimongkol.

The Royal Irrigation Office 1 announced at 3.45am that the Ping River water level was rising due to heavy rains brought by the tropical storm Noru.

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Thailand , Chiang Mai , Typhoon Noru , Heavy Rain , Flood

   

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