Providing Flood Relief @Nan
During the month of August, northern Thailand was hit by very heavy rain generated by the Tropical Storm Bebinca. The rain caused water levels to rise and rivers to overflow, flooding the homes of villagers living near the water. One of the worst-affected areas was the district of Wiangsa in Nan province.
Providing Flood Relief @Nakhonphanom
Even though the heavy rain eventually ended, the water continued to rise as the Khong river swelled, damaging the villages along its banks.
Helping Flood Victims @Sakonnakhon
When the rainy season hits Bangkok, the biggest problem most people face is a longer journey time through heavy traffic. When the rains hot the countryside, however, the rivers burst their banks and whole villages are inundated. Farmers can lose their crops, while others lose their homes.
Helping Flood Victims from Collapsed Dam @Laos
More than 6000 Laotians were without anything to eat or drink as they stood on their rooftops after the Xepian – Xenamnoy dam collapsed in Attapeu District, Laos.
Windstorm Support @Chainat 2018
April is usually the hottest time of year in Thailand, but this year the region was plagues by violent summer storms bringing heavy rain which inundated parts of the country. Chainat was one are which faced severe damage as over a hundred homes were devastated by very strong winds.
Support for Flood Victims during December 2017
Continuous heavy rains caused widespread flooding across many provinces in Southern Thailand and Southern people faced more hardship from unseasonable floods in December. Heavy rain continued causing flash floods and over 10,000 households and several areas were terribly affected. Water had overtaken the roads so boats became the only mode of transportation for the residents at the time. But it was not convenient for them. Those flood victims also might have to suffer from lack of adequate food and safe drinking water.
Pictures of Helping Missions
Last September, the weather in many areas of Thailand was very bad. Sonca and Doksuri storms blew to Thailand and caused of heavy rain and the river overflowed until over the edges of a bank.
Pictures of Helping Missions
Last September, the weather in many areas of Thailand was very bad. Sonca and Doksuri storms blew to Thailand and caused of heavy rain and the river overflowed until over the edges of a bank.
Restoration Mission After Receding Waters at Udon Thani
At the beginning of August, hundreds of villagers living in Northeastern Thailand were faced with heavy floods and many troubles. Although the waters were receding, the mud and debris left behind were a real problem for the villagers. Kamchanod Forest was badly affected because many rivers flow through the area and drain to the Mekong River, causing heavy flooding. When the waters receded, SINGHA R-SA traveled to Kamchanod Forest to help with the clean-up operations.
Support for Flood Victims @Northeastern Thailand
At the beginning of August, flooding in many areas was still unresolved. Hundreds of villagers, especially those who living near the rivers and mountains faced difficulties. Thus, the SINGHA R-SA mission to “Bring the Smiles Back” continued
