Thai Examiner
Deputy Prime Minister Yotsanan Wongsawat leads flood recovery efforts in Nan as PM flies to province
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Nan floods leave two dead as Deputy Prime Minister Yotsanan Wongsawat deploys above 700 soldiers to clear mud, reopen roads and inspect damaged homes. Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul heads north, promising maximum compensation and emergency funds.
Key facts
- Nan floods leave two dead as Deputy Prime Minister Yotsanan Wongsawat deploys above 700 soldiers to clear mud, reopen roads and inspect damaged homes
- More than 700 soldiers and heavy machinery mobilised as Nan begins clearing thick mud and debris
- Deputy Prime Minister Yotsanan Wongsawat has launched a full-scale recovery drive in flood-hit Nan, mobilising over 700 soldiers, military engineers and heavy machinery
- Anutin heads to Nan for recovery talks as government promises full compensation for flood victims
- Provinces prepare emergency plans as Nan shifts from flood response towards extensive restoration
- Yotsanan directs Nan recovery after ministers report improving conditions and extensive damage
Summary
Deputy Prime Minister Yotsanan Wongsawat has launched a full-scale recovery drive in flood-hit Nan, mobilising over 700 soldiers, military engineers and heavy machinery. Two people are dead as crews clear mud, reopen Pua’s roads, wash flooded homes and survey severe structural damage. Medical and welfare teams are also reaching traumatised families, elderly residents and people with disabilities.
Deputy Prime Minister Yotsanan Wongsawat has mobilised more than 700 soldiers for flood recovery operations in Nan province. The deployment centres on Pua district, where receding water left homes and roads covered in mud. Military engineers have also arrived with heavy equipment from Phitsanulok. In parallel, police are keeping vital routes open for relief teams and machinery.