Hat Yai’s floods are a warning for cities built against nature (analysis)

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Mar 19, 2026, 1:39 am128 ptsTrending
Every year, Chinese New Year festivals in southern Thailand’s Hat Yai attract tourists, mostly from neighboring Malaysia, generating a significant proportion of annual income for a city dependent on tourism. But not this year. Three months after the November 2025 flood disaster, the new year is being…

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