Storm "Talim" hits Thailand and Vietnam: Heavy rains and flooding expected
Storm "Talim" has formed over the South China Sea region and is moving westward at considerable speed. It is forecast to make landfall in upper Vietnam in the near future before affecting Thailand. Local meteorological agencies are warning of the possible dangers and consequences of this natural phenomenon.
Heavy rain and floods are expected in Thailand
According to the Department of Meteorology, very heavy rain is expected in the north, northeast, central region, including the capital Bangkok and its environs, as well as in the east and south of the country as a result of the impact of storm "Talim".
Local authorities are warning the public of the possibility of flash floods and flooding, especially near rivers and in low-lying areas. Drivers are also advised to be extremely careful on the roads during thunderstorms.
Mariners Caution: High winds and high waves
The department is also warning of strong winds and high waves in the Andaman Sea as well as the upper Persian Gulf, due to the strong southwest monsoon. Waves are expected to reach a height of 2-3 meters in the Andaman Sea and the upper Persian Gulf, and during storms, wave heights may exceed 3 meters.
Owners of small boats are advised to stay ashore and those further north should be particularly vigilant.
Storm Talim threatens security and causes flooding in Vietnam
Storm Talim has already reached the upper South China Sea and its effects are already being felt in Vietnam. Local authorities are warning of heavy rains and winds that have affected the northern regions of the country.
The storm is moving northwest at a speed of about 20 kilometers per hour, and prolonged rainy weather with significant rainfall is forecast. An alert has been issued in some cities and provinces due to the risk of floods, flash floods and landslides.
Local authorities have taken measures to protect people and property by relocating vessels and vehicles to safe locations, as well as providing essential supplies and shelter for tourists on the islands. In mountainous areas, steps have been taken to prevent flooding and landslides, and local authorities continue to monitor the situation closely.
The situation requires continued attention and preparedness, and local authorities in both countries are actively cooperating with various organizations to minimize possible damage and ensure the safety of citizens. It is recommended that you remain attentive to news and official reports to be prepared for possible changes in weather conditions and take the necessary measures for your protection and safety.
Author of the article: Ekaterina Antonova
