Floods and landslides in Asia: hundreds of casualties, evacuation
Continuous heavy rain and severe floods that have been ongoing for several days in the Asian region are causing serious consequences. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
According to “Reuters,” the number of deaths due to natural disasters has significantly increased in Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia. **Thailand: 55 people died** Floods and inundations caused by rain that has been falling in Thailand for a week have claimed the lives of 55 people.
One of the most affected areas is the city of Hat Yai, where the water is gradually receding. This situation allows for speeding up aid delivery to the population and restoration of infrastructure.
The government is delivering food and medical aid by helicopters to people remaining in the disaster areas. Surveillance and rescue operations are being conducted with the help of drones.
According to officials, approximately 3 million people have been affected in the southern regions. **Malaysia: More than 34 thousand people evacuated** Continuous rain in Malaysia has also caused severe floods.
Floods have been recorded in seven states, with two confirmed deaths. Over 34 thousand people have been relocated to temporary centers in safe areas.
**Indonesia: Severe cyclone and landslides in Sumatra** A tropical cyclone and landslides have caused serious damage on the island of Sumatra in Indonesia. At least 100 people have gone missing due to floods and rising waters.
Search and rescue operations are ongoing in this area. Local governments and international organizations are working together to eliminate the damage caused by natural disasters in this region.
