This list contains all major natural disasters in Thailand in 2012 with detail report.
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December 2012
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December 2012
- December 31: 'New Year's Eve' Flooding in Thailand
More than 3,500 families in five different districts of Phatthalung over the Gulf of Thailand have been affected by floods.
- November 11: Myanmar earthquake 2012, Even felt in Thailand, Bangladesh and India
Magnitude 6.8 extremely dangerous earthquake shakes Myanmar today. Tremors were felt even in Thailand, Bangladesh and India.
- October 9: Flash floods in Kanchanaburi, Thailand
Heavy rainfall caused flooding in parts of Dan Makham Tia district of Thailand (also Ratchaburi).
- September 16: Flooding in northern province of Thailand
Thousands of families in Phrae's Wang Chin district displaced due to recent flooding in Thailand. - September 13: Bangkok Flood: Will 2012 be a repeat of 2011 flooding?
Floods in Thailand in 2011 killed 815 people and affected 13.6 million people. Heavy flooding and landslide is expected this time too in Capital Bangkok.
- August 22: Flooding in Phuket, Thailand
Heavy rainfall flooded Phuket, causing a 30-minute delay in the departure of a Thai Airways International flight. - August 10: Heavy flooding in Thai-Myanmar Border
Heavy flooding closed the harbours along the Moei River. Authorities have declared Mae Sot Municipality an emergency zone.
- June 8: Flooding in Phrae, Thailand
Flash floods reported in several parts of Phrae. - June 6: Flooding in Krabi, Thailand
Flash flood reported in parts of Chumphon, Ranong and Mae Hong Son provinces of Thailand
- April 22: Severe Drought in Thailand
The Department of Disaster Mitigation and Prevention of Thailand announced 42 provinces as a drought disaster zone today.
- March 19: Summer storms in South Thailand
About 400 people affected and 87 houses destroyed in Thailand
- February 6: Five provinces in Thailand declared as drought areas
The drought areas cover 1,413 villages in 45 districts of Kamphaeng Phet, Lamphun and Sukhothai province in the North, Loei in the Northeast and Chanthaburi in the East
- January 16: Fifteen Districts Of Southern Province In Thailand Declared As Disaster Zone
Fifteen districts of Southern Province in Thailand declared as Disaster Zone after mountain runoff hit the area with at least 125,000 people affected, and damage estimated at 120 million baht - January 2: Flooding in States of Songkhla, Yala, Nakhon Si Thammarat of Thailand
Severe flooding with 1 person dead and 20,000 people affected
- Flooding in Thailand
- 2011 November 14: Thailand flood 2011: Death Toll Increased To 762, Flood Still Prevail In 9 Provinces
Thailand Flood has killed about 762 people till now. The death toll is still to increase more. Out Of Thailand's 77 provinces, 9 are still affected - 2011 November 4: Thailand Flood 2011: Death Toll Climbed To 533 , Six Province At The Risk Of Landslide And Flash Flood
Thailand flood has killed about 533 people. Due to flooding in Thailand, more than 5,000 people have lost their jobs as more than 20,000 companies in 16 provinces had been hit by floods.
- 2011 November 14: Thailand flood 2011: Death Toll Increased To 762, Flood Still Prevail In 9 Provinces
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