Already got a van, but this woman & her family were stranded on the road to Danok
Tourist attractions in Hatyai, Thailand were hit by flooding following heavy rain over the last few days.
The public, including Malaysians who were on holiday there, shared the flood situation on social media.
It is learned that some of them were stranded in hotels there.
A Malaysian citizen described the moment he was still stranded
Recently, a Threads user, @nfthiahhhh told the anxious situation he experienced when he was stranded in Hatyai.
According to him, they finally managed to get out of the area after being helped by the hotel who sent them to Central Hatyai.
“We can get out. The hotel sent us to Central Hatyai. We are trying to find a van to go to Danok. Please… who made it out, is there anyone contact from right?” he wrote in sharing.
Through an update from @nfthiahhhh, the woman informed that she and her family had managed to get a white van to take them to Danok.
Meanwhile, he also managed to record the situation at the location which was currently pouring rain, thereby illustrating the uncertain atmosphere they were experiencing.
However, @nfthiahhhh then informed that they still had not made it out to Danok because the water level was rising.
This situation causes them to be stranded on the road again and have to wait until the situation is safe again.
Around 4,000 Malaysians were affected by the floods
Previously, SK reported that around 4,000 Malaysians in Hat Yai and surrounding areas were affected by the ongoing floods, but all were reported to be safe, according to the Malaysian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
In a statement, the ministry said on Saturday afternoon that most of those affected were staying in high-rise hotels, although some experienced temporary disruption to electricity supplies and access to food due to local disruptions.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs through the Malaysian Consulate General in Songkhla and the Malaysian Embassy in Bangkok continues to monitor the flood situation and will provide the latest information regarding the situation there if necessary.
“The Indonesian Consulate General in Songkhla has activated its operations team to help Malaysians who may be stranded or need assistance.
“The Consulate General is also in close contact with local authorities, hotels and Malaysian citizen groups in the affected areas,” according to the statement.
For consular assistance, Malaysian citizens can contact the Consulate General of Malaysia in Songkhla on +(66 74) 311 062 for general enquiries, +(66 74) 316 274 or +(66 81) 990 1930 for emergencies, and +(66 74) 324 004 or 312 353 for additional assistance, or email mwsongkhla@kln.gov.my.
They can also contact the Malaysian Embassy in Bangkok at +66-2340-5720 for general affairs, +66-2340-5731 or 5732 for consular affairs during working hours, +66-87-028-4659 for emergencies on weekends and holidays, +66-2340-5721 as an extension line, or email mwbangkok@kln.gov.my.
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Source: @nfthiahhhh via Threads
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