2 million 602 thousand 309 people were affected by the floods that occurred due to heavy rains in 29 regions, including Bangkok.
23 people lost their lives in heavy rains and floods that have been continuing in Thailand since September 16; More than 2.6 million people were affected by the disaster, and evacuation efforts are continuing.
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Heavy rains have been affecting 29 regions in Thailand, including Bangkok, since September 16.
According to the news of Thailand-based newspaper The Nation, floods have occurred in 29 regions, including Bangkok, since September 16 due to heavy rains.
Thailand's Department of Disaster Response and Management (DDPM) announced that 2 million 602 thousand 309 people living in 940 thousand 300 households were affected by the floods and 23 people lost their lives.
Teams accelerated evacuation efforts in flood-affected areas.
233 temporary shelter centers were opened for those affected by the flood.
Authorities reported that rainfall is expected to decrease in general, but the risk of heavy rainfall, flash floods and landslides continues in some regions.
Residents of the region were warned to be careful against the risk of flash floods, overflows and landslides, especially in the foothills and low areas close to waterways.
Heavy rains continue to affect some parts of the country.

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