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There has been a flood disaster in Thailand due to heavy rains since September 16.
According to the news of Bangkok Post newspaper, based on the statement of Thailand's Department of Disaster Fighting and Management (DDPM), heavy rains that have been continuing in the country since September 16 continue to affect 27 regions as well as the capital Bangkok.
Floods affected more than 3 million 262 thousand people living in 1 million 171 thousand 165 households across the country.
Latest data also showed that the impact of floods in the country has partially decreased. In the statement made on October 2, it was reported that more than 1.24 million households were affected by the floods that affected 31 regions as well as Bangkok.
More than 20 people died in Thailand due to floods caused by heavy rains.

Earthquakes with magnitudes of 4.8 and 4.9 occurred in Saimbeyli district of Adana and magnitude 5.2 in Sumbas district of Osmaniye. Earth scientist Prof. Dr. Naci Görür stated that the tremors were on the Eastern Anatolian Fault and warned that the earthquakes were approaching the Gulf and Adana.

Hurricane Nolo, moving through the Pacific Ocean, reached category 3 status west of Hawaii. Warnings were issued around Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument for the storm, which reached speeds of 115 mph; No risk is foreseen for settlements.
The 4.8, 4.9 and 5.2 magnitude earthquakes that occurred in Adana's Saimbeyli and Osmaniye's Sumbas districts caused panic in the region. The rock mass that broke off from a hill in Kozan's Tokmanaklı Neighborhood was viewed by the residents of the neighborhood.

Hurricane Nolo, moving in the Pacific Ocean, rose to category 3 level with wind speeds reaching 185 kilometers per hour. The storm, which does not pose a risk to Hawaii's residential areas, brought warnings for the Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument.

A large number of air and land vehicles are responding to the forest fire that broke out in the Piribeyler District of Bursa's Büyükorhan district. While measures were increased to protect the settlements, support teams from surrounding provinces were also dispatched to the region.

Earthquakes with magnitudes of 4.8 and 4.9 occurred in Adana's Saimbeyli district, and in Osmaniye's Sumbas district with magnitudes of 5.2. AFAD and local authorities announced that field screening efforts are continuing and no negative situation has been reported so far.