Thursday, November 12, 2026Moscow
World

Thailand is experiencing one of the worst floods in decades

Heavy rains and flooding in many provinces. In social networks, residents share footage of the consequences. The streets turned into rivers. Motorcycles float in flood water along with debris and debris.

Published
Thailand is experiencing one of the worst floods in decades

Thailand is experiencing one of the worst floods in decades. In all 50 districts of the capital declared a disaster.

Heavy rains and flooding in many provinces. In social networks, residents share footage of the consequences. The streets turned into rivers. Motorcycles float in flood water along with debris and debris. More than 250,000 homes were affected. Failure in air traffic - flights delayed. According to the latest data, 8 people were killed. In the shops began a hype – people sweep food from the shelves of supermarkets.

Source: ОНТ ↗

Share

More on This Story

Bitumen shortage hits roads: streets cannot be repaired in Estonia
WorldBitumen shortage hits roads: streets cannot be repaired in Estonia

In Estonia, there was an acute shortage of asphalt due to the cessation of the supply of bitumen necessary for its production.

ОНТ
Cooperation agreement signed between the Assembly of the Peoples of the World and EIA Global Media Group
WorldCooperation agreement signed between the Assembly of the Peoples of the World and EIA Global Media Group

In Moscow, EIA Global Media Group and the Assembly of Peoples of the World signed a partnership agreement on cooperation in the field of media, information and public and diplomatic work.

EIA Staff
US military bases ready for 90 days of autonomous operation
WorldUS military bases ready for 90 days of autonomous operation

Fox News reported that the Pentagon is implementing the FORTRESS America program - its goal is to ensure that American military bases on the continental part of the United States will be used for military purposes.

SB.BY
The EIA Briefing

Keep reading, every morning.

The stories that matter, chosen by our editors and in your inbox before 7 a.m. — every weekday.

No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.