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A torrent of muddy water from Doi Suthep wreaked havoc at Wat Phala, located at the base of the mountain in Chiang Mai, severely damaging the temple’s roof and walls.
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A torrent of muddy water from Doi Suthep wreaked havoc at Wat Phala, located at the base of the mountain in Chiang Mai, severely damaging the temple’s roof and walls. This sudden flood followed continuous heavy rains in the region.
Reporters highlighted the aftermath of the relentless downpour that drenched Chiang Mai city and Doi Suthep yesterday, September 27. The murky waters originating from the mountain surged rapidly, causing flash floods that inundated Sriwichai Road on Doi Suthep in Suthep subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Mai district.
The powerful floodwaters coursed through forest areas and impacted Wat Phala at the mountain’s base. The temple’s grounds were particularly affected by the intense rainwater and floodwaters, rated at a level 10 force. This natural onslaught caused significant damage to various parts of the temple. A post by the Wat…