RA Foreign Ministry expresses condolences over floods in Thailand,  Indonesia, and Malaysia

ArmInfo.  The Armenian Foreign Ministry expressed condolences over the floods in Thailand, Indonesia, and Malaysia.

"Sorry to witness the severe flooding and landslides in Thailand,  Indonesia and Malaysia, causing significant loss of life and  widespread damage. Heartfelt condolences to families of those who  fell victim to the disaster and wishes of strength and fast recovery  to all those affected," the RA Ministry of Foreign Affairs wrote on  X. 

As reported by TV BRICS, heavy rains have caused widespread flooding  in several Southeast Asian countries, including Indonesia, Malaysia,  Thailand, and Vietnam. In Indonesia, a state of emergency has been  declared in nine districts of Aceh and 13 districts of North Sumatra.  In North Sumatra, 55 people have died and 45 are missing, while nine  people have died in West Sumatra. In Thailand, according to the  latest figures from the Emergency Response Center (ERC), 145 people  have died in the southern provinces. The worst situation is in  Songkhla Province, where 110 deaths have been recorded.

In Malaysia, the number of people evacuated has exceeded 26,900. Two  people have died as a result of the floods. In Vietnam, floods and  landslides have killed 98 people, left 10 missing, destroyed 426  homes, damaged more than 2,000, and flooded more than 272,000 homes.