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The 2011 monsoon season saw one record flood event in Indochina across several countries and a few separate limited flood events parts of the same nations: Thailand, Cambodia and Myanmar and heavy flooding in Vietnam. Meanwhile, Laos also sustained flood damage. By late October 2011, 2.3 million people have been hit by flooding in Thailand, while the flooding in Cambodia has affected close to 1.2 million people, according to estimates by the United Nations. Unrelated to the northern floods, Southern Thailand near Malaysia has been lashed with flooding in early November and again in December also affecting as far north as Chumporn. In the November event, Southern Thailand near Hat Yai was hit, North-central Vietnam had their own event in October. Myanmar had reported a series of limited but

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rdfs:comment	The 2011 monsoon season saw one record flood event in Indochina across several countries and a few separate limited flood events parts of the same nations: Thailand, Cambodia and Myanmar and heavy flooding in Vietnam. Meanwhile, Laos also sustained flood damage. By late October 2011, 2.3 million people have been hit by flooding in Thailand, while the flooding in Cambodia has affected close to 1.2 million people, according to estimates by the United Nations. Unrelated to the northern floods, Southern Thailand near Malaysia has been lashed with flooding in early November and again in December also affecting as far north as Chumporn. In the November event, Southern Thailand near Hat Yai was hit, North-central Vietnam had their own event in October. Myanmar had reported a series of limited but (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Cagayan de Oro Cambodia Ayutthaya (city) Bago, Burma Monsoon 2011 Pacific typhoon season 2011 Thailand floods Bayon Television Johor Pathum Thani United Nations Vietnam Sagaing Đồng Tháp Province Mon State Myanmar Nakhon Sawan 2011 China floods 2011 Sindh floods 2013 Southeast Asian floods 2011 floods Environment of Southeast Asia Floods in Asia An Giang Province Malaysia Mandalay Siem Reap Ayeyarwady Region ABS-CBN Cần Thơ Pahang Indochina Kiên Giang Province Rai (unit) Hat Yai Terengganu Thai baht Thailand Chin State Kayah State Kayin State Khammouane Province Laos TV3 (Malaysia) Philippines Phitsanulok Phnom Penh Iligan Metro Manila National Broadcasting Services of Thailand National Television of Kampuchea Radio Televisyen Malaysia Rakhine State Shan State Sing Buri Typhoon Kampong Thom Province Typhoon Nesat (2011) Typhoon Nalgae (2011) Long An Province Chumporn Chainat Thai PBS Magway Division 2011 Thai floods Tropical Storm Washi (2011)
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has abstract	The 2011 monsoon season saw one record flood event in Indochina across several countries and a few separate limited flood events parts of the same nations: Thailand, Cambodia and Myanmar and heavy flooding in Vietnam. Meanwhile, Laos also sustained flood damage. By late October 2011, 2.3 million people have been hit by flooding in Thailand, while the flooding in Cambodia has affected close to 1.2 million people, according to estimates by the United Nations. Unrelated to the northern floods, Southern Thailand near Malaysia has been lashed with flooding in early November and again in December also affecting as far north as Chumporn. In the November event, Southern Thailand near Hat Yai was hit, North-central Vietnam had their own event in October. Myanmar had reported a series of limited but still deadly and destructive events from June to October. The 2011 typhoon season in Philippines overlapped the monsoon season in Indochina, and the country was hit by a series of storms over the course of 4 months: Typhoon Nesat in September, which was followed shortly after by Typhoon Nalgae, and then in December by Tropical Storm Washi, which hit on an unusual track, timing and location. All told, well over 2,828 have lost their lives to a series of flooding events of varying origins in Southeast Asia since August 2011 in the above-mentioned nations, worldwide supply-chain disruptions occurred in technology sector, and billion-dollar losses and severe parts shortages rippled to corporations of developed nations, and the assumption of safety from flood waters was put into question in many nations thought or assumed to be prepared. (en)
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