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Downpour pounds Chiang Mai
Cheewin Sattha, Published on 19/05/2017
» CHIANG MAI - Heavy rain lashed Chiang Mai overnight and continued into the morning, triggering flooding and travel chaos across Muang district.
Four Chiang Mai waterfalls closed after heavy rain
News, Cheewin Sattha, Published on 14/09/2016
» CHIANG MAI - Four waterfalls in two national parks in Chiang Mai have been closed to tourists after heavy rain and subsequent run-off made the areas too dangerous for visitors.
Two Chiang Mai districts warned of flash floods
Cheewin Sattha, Published on 19/09/2016
» CHIANG MAI - People in San Kamphaeng and Mae Chaem districts of Chiang Mai province have been warned of possible flash floods following heavy rain last night.
Pai floods affect 10,000
News, Cheewin Sattha, Published on 14/08/2016
» Mae Hong Son: At least 10,000 people including a number of foreign tourists in Pai district have been affected by flash flooding after the Pai River broke its banks.
Villagers want to move, fear more flash flooding
Cheewin Sattha, Published on 16/08/2016
» MAE HONG SON -- Residents of Mae Na in Pai district want to move and live elsewhere after their village has been hit twice by flash floods.
Chinese flood Thai driving test in North
News, Cheewin Sattha, Published on 11/03/2016
» Chinese tourists are flocking to Chiang Mai province to apply for international driving licences before setting off on their travels across the country in their vehicles.
Mae Hong Son flood hits tourists, farmers
News, Cheewin Sattha, Published on 15/08/2015
» Flash floods from heavy downpours submerged resorts and more than 2,000 rai of farmland in Mae Hong Son province yesterday.
Govt wants to show world it can beat floods
News, Cheewin Sattha, Published on 17/05/2013
» CHIANG MAI : The second Asia-Pacific Water Summit will give Thailand the opportunity to show the world what it takes to handle water and flood management effectively, a water expert says.
City officials told to repay blanket bill
News, Cheewin Sattha, Published on 22/02/2012
» The Chiang Mai municipality has until Friday to return more than 400,000 baht to the state and report on the loss of cold-weather relief items.