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7HD News Focus - Areas across Thailand are bracing for another round of heavy rainfall. Meanwhile, in Nan province, efforts are underway to clean up roads and homes, and provide compensation to flood victims. The Military Development Command, along with volunteers, cleaned the road between Ban Kaem and Ban Rong Ngaeng, as the road surface and connecting villages were heavily mudded, raising concerns about accidents during the rainy season. They also distributed 250 relief bags to villagers to alleviate their initial hardship. Simultaneously, Nan province has begun disbursing livelihood compensation to flood victims in various areas. Tomorrow (August 31st) is the scheduled payment date for Woranakorn and Chedi Chai subdistricts in Pua district, and Chedi Chai, Yom, Saen Thong, Chom Phra, and Pa Kha subdistricts in Tha Wang Pha district, totaling 668 households and a total budget of 4,918,000 baht. Those affected can receive compensation at designated locations by community leaders, starting at 1:00 PM. Continuing on to Mae Sariang district, Mae Hong Son province... The Mae Sariang District Chief, along with local administrative organizations and village leaders, surveyed areas affected by flash floods along the Mae Han River. A drone was used to assess the damage, revealing that approximately 11 villagers' farmland adjacent to the river suffered severe damage. Initial preparations are underway to provide urgent assistance and relief to those affected, while also closely monitoring the emergency situation. Meanwhile, in Bang Rakam District, Phitsanulok Province, the flood situation remains under close monitoring, even though the water level in Bang Kaeo Canal has dropped by another 15 centimeters today, below the critical level of 62 centimeters. The Yom River also shows a continued downward trend. Villagers have begun fishing again after the heavy rainfall resulted in an abundance of fish, but they remain cautious as it is still the rainy season. They are prepared to evacuate children and the elderly immediately if water levels rise further, as storms or heavy rain upstream could cause additional flooding. This image shows the condition of a two-story wooden house belonging to an elderly couple, approximately 80 years old, residing in Sri Phran Subdistrict, Saeng Ha District, Ang Thong Province. An aerial view reveals that the roof has completely disappeared, along with parts of the second-floor wooden walls. The homeowner, Mrs. Somnuk, recounted the events... Last night (August 29th), I was at home with my husband and daughter when heavy rain and a violent whirlwind struck, completely blowing off the roof of the second floor. My whole family fled for safety until the situation calmed down. Following the incident, the village headman surveyed the area and found that three more houses had suffered significant damage. He immediately coordinated with relevant agencies to provide assistance, compensation, and repair the damaged homes. Moving on to Uthong District, Suphan Buri Province, yesterday evening (August 29th), strong winds caused 14 high-voltage power poles along the Uthong-Dan Chang road in Ban Khong Subdistrict to fall, resulting in a power outage in several villages. Electricity Authority officials in Uthong quickly resolved the issue, blocking power at both ends of the affected area before restoring power to residents. Initially, no houses or property were reported damaged. They are currently erecting new poles and rewiring the power lines, and expect completion by this evening (August 30th). This morning… In Bueng Kan province, all eight districts were covered in fog and drizzling rain since early morning. The Governor of Bueng Kan has instructed the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation to warn residents in at-risk areas to prepare for heavy rainfall that may cause flash floods and landslides. Officials have been deployed to monitor the situation, and equipment, machinery, and vehicles are ready to provide assistance to affected individuals 24 hours a day. Meanwhile, the Bueng Kan Irrigation Project has monitored water levels at Huai Khad Reservoir in Pak Khad District, Huai Bang Bat in Chai Phra Subdistrict, Huai Kamphaeng in Mueang Bueng Kan District, and Huai Sai in Soi Phisai District. Floodgates have been opened to release water from the reservoirs into the Mekong River in preparation for a new wave of floodwater. #Channel7News #7HDNewsAnalysis #Tornado #HeavyRain #FloodingReliefNan #MaeHongSonFlashFloods #PhitsanulokYomRiver #AngThongStorm #SuphanBuriFallingPowerPoles #BuengKaanWaterDrainage Follow Channel 7HD news on: Application: https://go.ch7.com/app Website: https://www.ch7.com YouTube:    / @ch7hdnews   Facebook:   / ch7hdnews   Instagram:   / ch7hd   X: https://x.com/ch7hd TikTok:   / ch7hd_news