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Storm Noul damaged limestone rocks, collapsing into the sea, covering an area of 20% of Ang Thong National Park. Warn people not to approach the area
Today (September 19, 2020), Mr. Bannarak Sermthong, Director of Conservation Area 4 Management Office, reported on the Noul situation that staff from Angthong Islands National Park, Koh Samui District, Province of Surat Thani. Erosion of limestone hills and landslides were detected in the rocky area of the southwest of the island. That 15-20 percent of the island’s area has collapsed into the sea.
Photo: Department of National Parks, Plant and Wildlife Conservation
The investigation assumed that it was caused by the movement of the rock and the soil that had been eroded by the situation of heavy rain and strong wind waves during the last 1-2 days. Fishing around the park boundary Be careful not to sail near such areas. For safety and protection against potential hazards
Photo: Department of National Parks, Plant and Wildlife Conservation
For Lam Nam Kra Buri National Park, Muang District, Ranong Province, there were periodically heavy rains and wind gusts. Rescuers from the Lam Nam Kra Buri National Park have entered the area to patrol the villages affected by the Noul storm. And continued to monitor the occurrence of landslides
Photo: Department of National Parks, Plant and Wildlife Conservation
Photo: Department of National Parks, Plant and Wildlife Conservation
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