Flood aftermaths hit Hat Yai, Citywide clean up

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On November 28, 2025, at 5:50 a.m. the catastrophic flooding situation in Khlong Hae Subdistrict, Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province, was continuing to improve, enabling locals in many impacted regions to return home and evaluate the property damage.

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Initial damage has been seen at the Khlong R.5 Bridge. Property belonging to many residents has been ruined, especially homes, buildings, and stores that have been under water for longer than a few days. Many roads have cracked and household objects have also been washed away. Now, locals are starting to examine the damage and tidy their houses. In many places, water levels are gradually dropping, but the devastation is still quite serious. Many cars are lined up after being flooded for days, and trash is still scattered all over the roads. All agency officials are racing to the scene and continuing to help.

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talked with a resident of Hat Yai who was impacted by the floods He stated that people who weren't badly impacted said they were fine, but in all honesty, things have become considerably worse. They have flooded numerous times, he claimed, but he didn't anticipate that this time would be particularly bad.

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He clarified that the army, navy, and rescue personnel were the only actually offered help when questioned about government agencies. Additionally, the business sector was more negatively impacted than previously, and the economic recovery was more challenging. The damage became more noticeable when the water retreated. The governmental and private sectors assisted one another by creating shelters in gas stations. Even when the rain stopped, government-owned places haven't even erected tents to prepare and serve food. There is currently no electricity, the majority of power poles are broken and some areas are still flooded.

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