“JISDA” releases satellite images of floods “Korat” 21,066 rai



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“Jizda” revealed satellite images of floods in the northeast-east region today (November 3) totaling more than 50,000 rai, the heaviest in Nakhon Ratchasima 21,066 rai, Prachinburi 18,569 Khon Kaen, 8,837 rai, Chaiyaphum province, 4,135 rai. On November 1, there is a total flooded area of ​​230,624 rai

Today (November 3, 2020), the Agency for the Development of Space Technology and Geoinformatics (Public Organization) revealed a satellite imagery map of the flood situation in the northeast region as follows: RADARSAT-2 satellite image found more than 4,000 rai from flooded areas, divided into 3,573 rai from Nong Khai and 481 rai from Udon Thani province. The most affected are the lowlands, agricultural areas and some communities.

Including RADARSAT-2 satellite images, more than 50,000 rai of flooded areas are divided into 21,066 rai from Nakhon Ratchasima, Prachinburi 18,569, Khon Kaen 8,837 rai, and Chaiyaphum province 4,135 rai. Lowlands, agricultural areas and communities in some

Compared to the ongoing heavy rain situation, GISTDA analyzed data from the RADARSAT-2 satellites on November 1 at 6:12 pm and found a flooded area. Some in the northeast Total up to 230,624 rai

By Srisaket Province The highest flooded area was 51,884 rai, followed by Ubon Ratchathani province 50,059 rai, Roi Et province 34,128 rai, Surin province 29,171 rai Yasothon 21,554 rai, Udon Thani 17,249 rai Nong Khai 15,503 rai Amnat Charo in the province of 4968 rai. Sakon Nakhon 3,605 rai and Buriram province 2,503 rai, and most of the affected areas are lowlands, agricultural areas and some communities.

GISTDA also uses satellites to monitor the situation in the area continuously to pass information to the operational unit in order to establish operational guidelines. Examine the flood map area from the satellite data on the website. http://flood.gistda.or.th

Korat governor lands in flooded areas – urging the lost

As for the event of water, forest, Thap Lan National Park Flowing into the houses Especially the students of the schools in Wang Nam Khiao district, Nakhon Ratchasima province, the houses were flooded. I can’t go to school By Thai Samakkhi School teachers Together with government agencies and private sectors to wade through the water to help the family of students who were flooded with houses. After a heavy rain AND wild water from Thap Lan National Park flooded the student house Many people have to stop studying.

Mr. Wichian Chantaranothai, Governor of Nakhon Ratchasima Province, donated survival bags to help 141 families affected by the floods in Pak Thongchai and Wang Nam Khiao districts. Ready to warn people to beware of flooding From the water in Lam Phra Phloeng Dam Emergency overflow drain

Thap Lan National Park staff Along with disaster relief volunteers and family members, continue to find Samakiang Athom Phromrat, 65, and Ms. Oh Thom Prommaratch, 59, two husbands and wives who have been carried away by the wild water. During the flood in Buprah sub-district, Nadi district, Prachin province, for the second day using a backhoe digs a channel near the bridge. In the dark palace village After finding something wrong But still can’t find himself

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