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Flash flood hits N. Thailand: road cut, village blackout 10 May 2008
KAMPHAENG PHET: -- Relief officials travelling in flat-bottomed boats distributed emergency supplies to villagers in this lower northern Thai province after a heavy rains began early Saturday night and were continuing Sunday, officials said.
Heavy rain was reported at a national park, causing flooding in a village and cut off a temporary road used for constructing a bridge across a canal.
Two electric power poles were knocked down by the strong current, causing a blackout in a village, officials said. Many farmlands are under the floodwaters, but neither casualties nor damages were reported
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09/09/2010 Potential cyclone leaves RP; rains still loom A potential cyclone near extreme Northern Luzon exited Philippine territory, but state weather forecasters said rains still loom over parts of the country Thursday. more info |
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09/05/2010 Cyclone Swim Club registration The Cyclone Swim Club will hold registration Wednesday, Sept. 8 from 5-8 p.m. at the Memorial Sports Centre. New swimmers asked to bring along their birth certificates and health cards. For more info, call head coach Debbie Murray at 274-6374. more info |
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09/08/2010 Replay live chat: Eric Heft of Cyclone Radio Network Eric Heft — analyst for the Cyclone Radio Network — on Wednesday hosted a live chat focusing on the Iowa State football team and Saturday’s Big Game against Iowa. more info |
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09/08/2010 Cyclone girls defeat Niobrara County The Southeast girls volleyball team fell to 1-1 in SEWAC play with a split of weekend games against Guernsey-Sunrise and Niobrara County. The Lady Cyclones fell to Guernsey-Sunrise (25-23, 20-25, 26-24, 25-23) Friday before retuning home to defeat the Lady Tigers (25-20, 25-11, 25-16) Saturday. more info |
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09/08/2010 PAGASA tracks potential cyclone 'Inday' off Batanes State weather forecasters are tracking an active low-pressure area (ALPA) that threatens to intensify into a cyclone and affect extreme Northern Luzon. more info |
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