Hat Yai Confirms 117 Flood Deaths

Hat Yai, Songkhla –
Authorities in Songkhla Province have confirmed that the death toll from the recent flooding has risen to 117 lives lost as of November 28.

The figure reflects fatalities directly linked to the disaster, while officials stated that routine deaths from illness and accidents continue at their normal rate, averaging 200–250 per month under ordinary circumstances.

Provincial officials clarified that the flood-related fatalities are separate from the province’s regular mortality statistics. This distinction was made to prevent public confusion and to show the scale of the disaster’s impact.

To ensure readiness in the face of ongoing emergencies, Songkhla has secured emergency supplies, including body bags, as part of its disaster preparedness strategy. Officials explained that these measures are precautionary, designed to enable rapid response should further casualties occur, rather than an indication of additional deaths beyond the confirmed flood toll.

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