Horrified, Netizens Shocked to See “This” Animal Appearing in Thai Floods
Continuous rain since Friday has resulted in several tourist hotspots in Hatyai, Thailand being flooded, leaving many stranded, including Malaysians.
In other developments, there are also social media users who share the condition of flood water levels in several tourist areas in the vicinity.
In addition, local authorities are trying to control the situation and ensure the safety of residents and visitors in the affected areas.
A snake is seen ‘swimming’
Recently, a video showing a long black snake seen ‘swimming’ in flood waters in Thailand went viral on social media.
Through the video shared by @syafiqahsyammeera_ on Threads, this moment was recorded from the hotel room when he was stranded in Indonesia.
In the video lasting several seconds, the snake is seen moving calmly on the surface of the water near the Neo Grand Hotel, causing shock and anxiety among residents.
The footage has also raised concerns among many people, especially those with young children because spotting a snake that is difficult to see at first glance could pose a safety risk.
In the comments column, the average social media user gives various reactions and comments about the snake.
@501wani The flood has not yet subsided, suddenly an uninvited ‘guest’ appears!
When floods hit Hatyai, glimpses of a snake appeared and were recorded by stranded Malaysians from their hotel rooms. For those who are trapped, be careful and always be alert. Hopefully the water recedes quickly and things return to normal. AWANInews
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Around 4,000 Malaysians were affected by the floods
Previously, SK reported that around 4,000 Malaysians in Hat Yai and surrounding areas were affected by the ongoing floods, but all were reported to be safe, according to the Malaysian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
In a statement, the ministry said on Saturday afternoon that most of those affected were staying in high-rise hotels, although some experienced temporary disruption to electricity supplies and access to food due to local disruptions.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs through the Malaysian Consulate General in Songkhla and the Malaysian Embassy in Bangkok continues to monitor the flood situation and will provide the latest information regarding the situation there if necessary.
“The Indonesian Consulate General in Songkhla has activated its operations team to help Malaysians who may be stranded or need assistance.
“The Consulate General is also in close contact with local authorities, hotels and Malaysian citizen groups in the affected areas,” according to the statement.
For consular assistance, Malaysian citizens can contact the Consulate General of Malaysia in Songkhla on +(66 74) 311 062 for general enquiries, +(66 74) 316 274 or +(66 81) 990 1930 for emergencies, and +(66 74) 324 004 or 312 353 for additional assistance, or email mwsongkhla@kln.gov.my.
They can also contact the Malaysian Embassy in Bangkok at +66-2340-5720 for general affairs, +66-2340-5731 or 5732 for consular affairs during working hours, +66-87-028-4659 for emergencies on weekends and holidays, +66-2340-5721 as an extension line, or email mwbangkok@kln.gov.my.
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Source: @syafiqahsyammeera_
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