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Thailand: Remnants of Typhoon Wipha Cause Widespread Flooding in Nan Province

Prolonged rains from Typhoon Wipha caused widespread flooding in several northern provinces of Thailand, according to the Thai Meteorological Department. On Wednesday, July 23, Nan province was hit by run-off and flash floods due to continuous heavy downpours associated with the storm's remnants.

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