Tropical Storm Kai Tak, which killed 30 people in the Philippines over the weekend, is approaching the shores of Thailand, world media reported.
Thai meteorologists have warned of heavy rain and strong winds in the east and west coasts of the country. The bad weather will last until December 23. The cause of the bad weather was tropical storm Kai Tak, which is heading to the South China Sea. It is expected to pass through Malaysia and affect the southern provinces of Thailand. Already on Monday, December 18, the authorities of the island of Koh Samui and the province of Hua Hin installed red flags along the coast, which means a complete ban on swimming. By Friday, December 22, the weather will worsen even more. Heavy rains at resorts can cause floods.
Storm Kai-Tak swept through the Philippines over the weekend, killing more than 30 people and displacing nearly 90,000 others. Thousands of tourists from around the world who had arrived for the Christmas holidays were stranded on the islands, authorities said.
At the same time, on the opposite side of the world, in the center of Europe, the sky opened up with unprecedented snowfalls. At one of Germany's largest airports, Frankfurt am Main, more than 170 flights, both domestic and international, were cancelled.
Interestingly, since Sunday, rain with thunderstorms and hail have been observed in the United Arab Emirates. In one hour, more than 5 mm of precipitation fell in Dubai, and in one day - almost 25 mm. Most roads were under water. According to weather forecasters, the rains will last until Tuesday, December 19.
Source: news.turizm.ru
