اليوم السابع
Source: اليوم السابع
6 Hrsاليوم السابع
Source: اليوم السابع
6 HrsReady to play
Ready to play
The article covers the repercussions of the violent floods that swept through Thailand, particularly Bangkok, and Japan, following the passage of Typhoon Dujan. In Thailand, heavy rains inundated the capital Bangkok, leading to its designation as a disaster area and a rise in water levels that prompted the closure of schools and the setting up of temporary shelters, with warnings of thunderstorms in the coming days. Additionally, Thailand experienced its worst floods in decades last November, resulting in 145 deaths and damage to thousands of homes. In Japan, Typhoon Dujan caused 12 fatalities, left 58,000 homes without power, and recorded a record-breaking 832 millimeters of rain in 48 hours on Oshima Island. The government declared the floods a "severe disaster" and ordered the evacuation of more than 1.6 million people, while hundreds of flights were canceled. Scientists confirm that the frequency of hurricanes has increased due to climate warming, and ongoing rescue efforts and reforms aim to strengthen infrastructure resilience to better face such disasters in the future.
Notice: This Is an AI-Generated Summary
Comments (0)