Debatemne: Thailand Portalen (version 2004) :: Stormvarsel og fare for oversvømmelser

Oprettet af Lung Yao d. 01/08-2011 17:01
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http://www.tmd.go...recast.php

The moderate monsoon trough lies across the low cell downgraded from tropical depression “NOCK TEN” over Myanmar, north and upper northeastern Thailand. The strong southwest monsoon prevails over the Andaman Sea, Thailand and the Gulf of Thailand. Torrential rain is likely over upper Thailand while isolated heavy rain is likely in the North, the Northeast, the western portion of Central and the East in the following 1-2 days. People in risky areas along foothills, near waterways and in lowland are warned of flash flood. Wind-wave in the Andaman Sea and the upper Gulf of Thailand is likely with 2-3 meters high. All ships should proceed with caution and small boats in the Andaman Sea keep ashore during 1-4 August, 2011. Typhoon “MUIFA” located on the eastward of the Philippines is heading to northern Taiwan on 4 Aug
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Den Amerikanske ambassade i BKK har sendt denne advarsel til deres medborgere i TH.:
From the US EMBASSY:

Emergency Message to U.S. Citizens: Heavy Rain and Flooding in Thailand

(August 1, 2011) The U.S. Embassy in Bangkok and U.S. Consulate General in Chiang Mai alert U.S. citizens in Thailand to the possibility of heavy rain, flooding, and landslides in northern, northeastern, and western central Thailand caused by the remnants of Tropical Storm Nock-Ten through Thursday, August 4. Flooding and high seas are expected along the eastern and western coasts. The Thai Meteorological Department has issued a warning for flash floods along hills, near waterways, and in low-lying areas. Media report that airline and rail service have been suspended in some areas due to heavy rain and flooding, while flash floods have caused property damage and power outages. Government hospitals in Thailand?s north and northeast are on standby for flash floods and emergency medical services.

If you are traveling or living in affected areas, you should be alert to the possibility power outages, flash floods, and landslides. Monitor local media to keep up-to-date with the latest information about weather and road conditions in your area. You can see the Thai Meteorological Department?s forecasts and warnings at its website, www.tmd.go.th/en/. If you are traveling by air, bus, or rail, you should check with the transportation company to ensure that the service is still operating. If you are driving somewhere, call ahead to check that roads are passable. If you are affected by the flooding and need urgent assistance, contact the Thai Government?s English-speaking Tourist Police, who can be reached nationwide by dialing 1155.

For the latest security information, you should regularly monitor the Department?s Bureau of Consular Affairs Internet website (http://travel.state.gov), where current Worldwide Cautions, Travel Alerts, Travel Warnings and health-information resources can be found. You can also obtain up-to-date information on security by calling 1-888-407-4747 (toll free) in the U.S. and Canada or, for callers in other areas, by calling a regular toll line at 1-202-501-4444 . These numbers are available from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. (Eastern Time), Monday through Friday (except U.S. federal holidays).
We encourage you notify us of your presence in Thailand by enrolling in the Department of State's Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP), available at https://travelreg.../ibrs/ui/. The American Citizen Services Unit of the U.S. Embassy (http://bangkok.usembassy.gov/service.html) is located at 95 Wireless Road in Bangkok, and can be reached by calling 66-2-205-4049 , or by e-mailing . The Embassy?s after-hours emergency telephone number is 66-2-205-4000 . The U.S. Consulate General in Chiang Mai (http://chiangmai.usconsulate.gov/service.html) is located at 387 Wichayanond Road in Chiang Mai. The American Citizen Services Unit of the Consulate General can be reached by calling 66-53-107-777 and by e-mail at . The after-hours emergency telephone number is 66-81-881-1878 .

Og det måtte være ret alvorlidt siden de opfordrer dem til at blive registreret, mon den danske ambassade sender tilsvarende advarsel.
Største fare for skybrud, oversvømmelse og jordskred er Nord/Nordøst på i fx. : Mae Hong Son, Chiang Mai, Lampang, Lamphun, Tak and Kamphaeng Phet, Nakhon Ratchasima, Buri Ram, Surin Si Saket and Ubon Ratchathani.

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Redigeret af Lung Yao d. 01/01-1970 02:00

Oprettet af TG950 d. 01/08-2011 21:42
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Lung Yao skrev: mon den danske ambassade sender tilsvarende advarsel.


næ, hvorfor skulle de også det, ifølge det danske statsapparat så burde dansker i udlandet klare sig selv og uden hjælp / indblanding fra den danske stat.

sorry, men ironi kan forekomme i indlæget.

Redigeret af TG950 d. 01/01-1970 02:00

Oprettet af sank d. 01/08-2011 22:51
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Angel Nåee TG950 ? den holder vist ikke ? Den danske Ambassade vil da nu ansætte en til at passe på Danske medborgere Friends

Oprettet af chilis d. 01/08-2011 22:54
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Til Lung Yao.
Meget fint at du fortæller lidt om vejret i Thailand. Jeg har efterfølgende kontaktet min familie der, en lille landsby 25 km fra Lampang. Og det er faktisk ret volsomt der nu. Floden er lige ved at vælte ud i landsbyen nu her kl. 22.00. Så TG.950 så er det altså godt at få de ting at vide. Som du kan høre har jeg familie og venner der. Hvad med dig ??? Hvis ikke regnen stopper bliver al deres rismarker ødelagt nu. Det betyder fagtigdom lang tid................ Og deres huse.

Oprettet af NoiNarak d. 02/08-2011 03:07
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Der lige lidt opdateringer her,saa Jer derhjemme kan foelge lidt med.
Haaber ikke, at det bliver lige saa slemt som sidste aar,men saa igaar et sted med op til 80 cm. vand i gaderne.

http://www.thaivi...-in-north/ [url][/url]-

Oprettet af TG950 d. 02/08-2011 10:57
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sank skrev:
Angel Nåee TG950 ? den holder vist ikke ? Den danske Ambassade vil da nu ansætte en til at passe på Danske medborgere Friends


out of topic

det du hentyder til er vist det jeg vil kalde " statskontrollert dyneløfteri " og ikke noget med at hjælpe dansker der kommer ud for problemer, både af den ene eller andet art, ( såsom krise situationer > katastrofe situationer o.lig. )

ironi kan stadig forekomme i indlæget.

Oprettet af Lung Yao d. 02/08-2011 16:39
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chilis skrev:
Til Lung Yao.
Meget fint at du fortæller lidt om vejret i Thailand. Jeg har efterfølgende kontaktet min familie der, en lille landsby 25 km fra Lampang. Og det er faktisk ret volsomt der nu. Floden er lige ved at vælte ud i landsbyen nu her kl. 22.00. Så TG.950 så er det altså godt at få de ting at vide. Som du kan høre har jeg familie og venner der. Hvad med dig ??? Hvis ikke regnen stopper bliver al deres rismarker ødelagt nu. Det betyder fagtigdom lang tid................ Og deres huse.

Roligt, Til hest

Du har vist overset TGs slutbemærkning som var møntet på den danske ambassades indsat(eller manglende på):
sorry, men ironi kan forekomme i indlæget.


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Redigeret af Lung Yao d. 01/01-1970 02:00

Oprettet af bjarnep d. 02/08-2011 16:43
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Den Danske Ambassade i Hanoi passer nu altså godt på os Danskere i Vietnam - Der blev blevet mailet d. 28-7 til alle der er registreret på ambassaden Smile

ENGLISH:
Tropical storm NOCK-TEN is currently developing in the South China Sea along Vietnam's coastline. Tropical storm NOCK-TEN, which caused much damage in the Philippines earlier this week, is fast approaching China and the North of Vietnam. The storm is expected to strike land in the Northern Vietnam from Quang Ninh, Hai Phong, Thai Binh and Nam Dinh during the weekend from 30 – 31 July 2011. The tropical storm NOCK-TEN is expected to reduce in force after the weekend and turn into a tropical depression with strong rain.

Danes travelling in the affected areas should be cautious and follow the storm carefully through local and international media. Any instructions given by the Vietnamese authorities in relation to the storm should be followed carefully.

You may read more about tropical storm NOCK-TEN and other tropical storms at the homepage www.tropicalstorm...

Best regards,
Embassy of Denmark in Hanoi

Oprettet af phom d. 02/08-2011 16:54
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NoiNarak skrev:


http://www.thaivi...-in-north/ [url][/url]-



"Niruth Khoonphon, head of the Geo-Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency (Gistda), said the amount of rain in Nan province this year was not higher than in 2006. But the water flows had changed over the past few years and flash flooding from Pua district into the Nan River had been very fast, causing it to rise very quickly."

Gad vide om dette har noget at gøre med alle de træer, som der er blevet fældet oppe i bjergene, i løbet af de sidste 5 år.

Oprettet af Lung Yao d. 02/08-2011 16:55
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I kan følge udvikling her (klik på den province der har jeres interesse):


http://www.tmd.go...acking.php


Daglig nedbør rapport:


http://www.tmd.go...nal-en.pdf


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