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    Default Visitors to Thailand will find most of the country was not affected by the flood:

    The flooding situation in Thailand is mainly affecting a few provinces along the Chao Phraya River just north of, and including, Bangkok.

    Visitors to Thailand will find most of the country was not affected by the flood:

    Provinces in the north not affected by the floods:
    Chiang Mai
    Phayao
    Chiang Rai
    Phetchabun
    Kampheang Phet
    Phrae
    Lampang
    Sukhothai
    Lamphun
    Tak
    Mae Hong Son
    Uttaradit
    Nan

    The flooding has subsided in northern provinces including Nakhon Sawan, Phichit, Phitsanulok, and Uthai Thani and cleanup operations are underway.

    Provinces in the northeast not affected by the floods:
    Amnat Charoen
    Nong Khai
    Buengkan
    Roi Et
    Buriram
    Sakon Nakhon
    Chaiyaphum
    Si Sa Ket
    Loei
    Surin
    Mukdahan
    Ubon Ratchathani
    Nakhon Phanom
    Udon Thani
    Nakhon Ratchasima
    Yasothon
    Nong Bua Lam Phu


    The flooding has subsided in northeastern provinces including Kalasin, Khon Kaen, and Maha Sarakham and cleanup operations are underway.

    Provinces in the central area not affected by the floods:
    Chanthaburi
    Ratchaburi
    Chachoengsao
    Rayong
    Chon Buri (Pattaya)
    Samut Prakan
    Kanchanaburi
    Samut Songkhram
    Phetchaburi (Cha Am)
    Sa Kaeo
    Prachuap Khiri Khan (Hua Hin)
    Trat (Ko Chang)


    The flooding has subsided in central provinces including Ang Thong and Chai Nat and cleanup operations are underway. Flood waters have also subsided in most areas of the island of Ayutthaya. Tourist attractions in Ayutthaya including the World Heritage Site will reopen once they have been restored.

    No provinces in the south were affected by the flood:
    Chumphon
    Phuket
    Krabi
    Ranong
    Nakhon Si Thammarat
    Songkhla (Hat Yai)
    Narathiwat
    Satun
    Pattani
    Surat Thani (Ko Samui)
    Phang Nga
    Trang
    Phatthalung
    Yala


    Manufacturers and distributors have re-established stable supply lines for consumer products. Local brands of bottled water and beer are available in most locations, as are imported brands of bottled water and beer.

    Highway 35, a major road to the south also known as Rama II Road, still remains open. If this route is closed due to flooding, the Transport Ministry has prepared alternate routes between Bangkok and provinces in southern Thailand. They will ensure continued access to destinations such as Hua Hin, Cha-Am and Chumphon, as well as places in the western area of the central provinces such as Kanchanaburi and Ratchaburi.

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    I was also visit the Thai when flood problem is happened its too much disaster in Thai all the area in Thai is under victims flood is every where and destroy all the things this was my fearful tour of the Thai...
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    It's really a bad news for me, these kind of floods ruin all the progress and management of these tourism places. Even Thailand is only growing on the basis of it's tourism industry when these kind of incident happened people around the world stops traveling here.

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