Repairing the roads in the region near the North Carolina-Tennessee border could take months. Some residents worry about the impact on the local economy.

BANGKOK: Chiang Mai, Thailand's northern city popular with tourists, was inundated by widespread flooding on Saturday (Oct 5) as its main river overflowed its banks following heavy seasonal rainfall. Authorities ordered some evacuations and said they were working to pump water out of residential areas and

Property worth hundreds of millions was destroyed over the weekend following a devastating flood that wreaked havoc in Ondo town, headquarters of Ondo

The Commissioner for Environment, Oyeniyi Oseni, however, said his ministry would collaborate with the relevant agencies to correct the unlawful developments.

Chiang Mai, Thailand's northern city popular with tourists, was inundated by widespread flooding Saturday as its main river overflowed its banks following heavy seasonal rainfall.

Chiang Mai, Thailand’s northern city popular with tourists, has been inundated by widespread flooding as its main river overflowed its banks following heavy seasonal rainfall.

Around 50 residents in Kyauksaung Kwayt, near Kalaw, have lost their homes due to severe flooding and are in urgent need of assistance. The flood caused significant damage to the main roads, and the homes built along the roadside were swept away. Locals report that, despite the proximity to the main road, no help has arrived, as people passing by are unaware of the dire situation. Kyauksaung Kwayt is located about half an hour from Kalaw, near the entrance to the town, with seven homes destroyed by the flood, affecting about 50 people, including children.

Cestos City, Rivercess County – Torrential rains have severely impacted Rivercess County, particularly the Glanyah Gold Camp, where at least 24 houses have been flooded. The entire area has been engulfed by floodwaters, leaving residents trapped and some reportedly climbing trees to survive. The disaster poses a significant threat to lives and property, as locals