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- Bangkok Dangerous was released on September 5, 2008. Upon release, the film became a major failure, grossing $42 million against a production budget of $45 million as well as receiving negative reviews from critics which criticized Cage's performance and the action sequences, as well as the direction, editing and screenwriting.
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- October 1962: Tropical Storm Harriet
- November 1988: Landslides
- November 1989: Typhoon Gay
- October 1990: Tropical Storm Ira
- November 1993: Flooding
- November 1997: Tropical Storm Linda
- November 2000: Flooding
- May 2001: Landslide
- August 2001: Landslide
- December 2004: Tsunami
Where:Nakhon Si Thammarat The weather system that would eventually become Tropical Storm Harriet started life off the coast of the Philippines before strengthening into a tropical storm 6 days later, making landfall in Nakhon Si Thammarat Province. 60 mile/hour winds saw entire villages wiped out in Laem Talumphuk, with over 10,000 people made home...
Where:Nakhon Si Thammarat Landslides, usually prompted by intense flash flooding, are one of the most dangerous natural disasters facing Thailand thanks to the diverse topography of the country. Attention was brought to this threat during November 1988 when flooding and subsequent landslides plagued Ban Kathun Nuea, Phiphun and Ban Khiri Wong distr...
Where:Provinces near the Gulf of Thailand Typhoon Gay, also referred to as the Kavali Cyclone of 1989, caused 833 deaths and ฿11.7 billion of damage around the Gulf of Thailand, particularly in Chumphon Province. Described at the time as the worst typhoon to hit the Malay Peninsula in 35 years, Gay was a small but incredibly powerful cyclone, hitti...
Where:Ubon Ratchathani The Pacific typhoon season of 1990 saw a huge number of storms emanate from the Philippines, one of which was Tropical Storm Ira. It caused heavy rains and severe flooding in Ubon Ratchathani province, killing at least 24 people and damaging 2,500 square miles of farmland at an economic cost of around ฿6 million baht.
Where: Trang, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Yala A tropical depression in the region cause severe flooding for around two weeks in the southern provinces of Thailand in 1993, including in Trang, Nakhon Si Thammarat and Yala. 23 people are thought to have died in the disaster, which also caused a whopping US$1.3 billion in damage – the record for the most fi...
Where:Gulf of Thailand, Nakhon Si Thammarat Tropical Storm Linda caused significant destruction in Vietnam, killing 3,11 people, but also caused major damage when it hit Thailand too. It developed into a typhoon when it entered the Gulf of Thailand with 75 mile/hour winds, before weakening back to tropical storm level as it hit at Nakhon Si Thammar...
Where: HatYai Hat Yai down in Songkhla province experienced one of the most catastrophic floods Thailand had ever seen in 2000 after a 4-day monsoon, which saw 26 deaths and around ฿2 billion baht in damages. The event prompted research papers and investment into the best ways to reduce flood risk in the area, especially important as Hat Yai is suc...
Where: Phrae A deadly landslide occurred in Wang Chin district, Phrae, following two days of heavy rain in the region, which caused a total of 43 deaths. Officials laid blame for the disaster at the door of loggers who had long since decimated the forests in the surrounding mountainous area. 337 houses were also thought to have been destroyed.
Where: Phetchabun Another landslide hit Thailand in 2001, this time affecting villages in Phetchabun province, killing 136 and injuring 109. The debris flow-food was particularly destructive thanks to the unusually high amount of rainfall in the area from Typhoon Usagi beforehand. Again blame for the situation was laid at the door of massive defore...
Where: Khao Lak, Phuket, Krabi, Phang Nga and more Thailand was one of the countries hardest hit by the Boxing Day earthquake and tsunami in the Indian Ocean, particularly the areas of Khao Lak, Phuket and Phang Nga. The village of Khao Lak received no warnings of the first wave and so saw at least as many as 3,950 deaths, including that of the gra...
Jul 17, 2024 · A preliminary investigation found traces of cyanide on each of the flasks and teacups and also in the blood of one of the victims. The dead, the police added, had been poisoned by one of the ...
Jul 17, 2024 · BANGKOK (AP) — The bodies of six people were found Tuesday in a luxury hotel in downtown Bangkok and their deaths may have been caused by poisoning, police and officials said. Bangkok police chief Lt. Gen. Thiti Sangsawang identified the dead as two Vietnamese Americans and four Vietnamese nationals, and said there were three males and three ...
Oct 4, 2023 · T hailand will take steps to enhance the safety of foreign tourists, official said on Wednesday, a day after a teenager shot dead two people, including a Chinese visitor, inside a popular shopping...
