Photo: Yingluck Shinawatra (the telegraph)
BANGKOK -Yingluck Shinawatra Thailand's Prime Minister says deadly floods, which hit the country will probably recede in the next six weeks.
Yingluck also says, this natural disaster has made 110 thousand citizens lost.
Government of Thailand reported, the current flooding in Thailand has been swallowing casualties as much as 356 people. So as reported Associated Press, week (23/10/2011).
Heavy rain continues to fall in the region of South-East Asia since last July, has caused flooding in several countries including Thailand, Viet Nam and Cambodia. Myanmar is also hit by the flood and even the 60 residents of Myanmar declared missing.
Prime Minister Yingluck aware, he had difficulty in tackling flooding.
He said, there may be a whole section of Bangkok saved from flooding.
"We cannot water coming forever. halau We need a region where water can flow and directly routed to the sea "said Yingluck.
Loss due to disasters is also growing. Total losses are recorded to date is reported to have reached approximately USD3 billion dollars or Rp26,5 trillion.(rhs)
Yingluck also says, this natural disaster has made 110 thousand citizens lost.
Government of Thailand reported, the current flooding in Thailand has been swallowing casualties as much as 356 people. So as reported Associated Press, week (23/10/2011).
Heavy rain continues to fall in the region of South-East Asia since last July, has caused flooding in several countries including Thailand, Viet Nam and Cambodia. Myanmar is also hit by the flood and even the 60 residents of Myanmar declared missing.
Prime Minister Yingluck aware, he had difficulty in tackling flooding.
He said, there may be a whole section of Bangkok saved from flooding.
"We cannot water coming forever. halau We need a region where water can flow and directly routed to the sea "said Yingluck.
Loss due to disasters is also growing. Total losses are recorded to date is reported to have reached approximately USD3 billion dollars or Rp26,5 trillion.(rhs)
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