Northeast and East flooded

Rayong, Korat and many provinces in the country after 2 days of heavy rain
The Northeast and east were flooded by heavy downpours on Saturday.
Thousands of rai of rice fields and agricultural farms in three tambons of Rayong province have been affected by the floods because officials had to discharge a large amount of water from a reservoir in Rayong River two days due to heavy rain.
Large numbers run out was ruined dykes and river flooding and Moo Moo 6 10 Social Affairs Tapong Ta Moung Khan in Rayong district. Meanwhile, the village of Rayong River Park has been submerged under water more than a meter.
On Saturday evening, the Royal Thai Navy and IRPC, petrochemical giants including an oil refinery in the province, has sent a team to help the affected people in the local area. They build a sandbag dike to protect the village from flooding and sent trucks to move elderly people from the affected areas and help move their belongings to higher places.
However, the water level began to recede a bit yesterday morning.
In the province of Chachoengsao, Si Yat water was running from the reservoir to the district Tha Takiab and Sanam Chai Khet district. All roads in the district was completely flooded over a meter of water - the higher the past few days. People living in Ban Bang Phiang moved their belongings to higher ground and escape flooding.
Approximately 26 water reservoirs in Nakhon Ratchasima province has more water than they can be held from mid-May, rains from tropical storm "Nari.
The complex sport in the district of Nakhon Ratchasima Moung become a big lake after being flooded by water from the reservoir Lerng Phol nearby Ta.
Wastewater from Pra Du Sab reservoir has flooded part of the road Mittraphap Sikhiu district, which is the main link between the Northeast and Bangkok. Flood waters in this area is 50 to 80 cm deep. In a related development, the Ministry of Health yesterday said more than 150,000 people were suffering from flood-related diseases in the affected areas.
Athlete's foot, rashes, flu and fatigue are common problems among people living in the context of flooding.
However, Health Minister Pradit Sinthawanarong said no serious health conditions or flood-related diseases have been reported.