Houses along Khlong Bang Hia in Bang Phli district of Samut Prakan collapsed into the canal on Thursday night. Residents fled. There were no casualties. (Photo: Sutthiwit Chayutworakan)
SAMUT PRAKAN: Families fled their homes as 25 houses collapsed into a canal as the bank crumbled away in Bang Phli district on Thursday night. No casualties were reported.
Police, district officials and rescue workers were called to the canal-side community at Soi Srisamphan in tambon Bang Phla about 9pm, Pol Lt Col Sitphong Panthaisong, investigation chief at Bang Phli police station, said.
They were confronted with a row of collapsed houses, which had tumbled into Khlong Bang Hia. Residents had earlier begun fleeing their homes, removing what belongings they could. There were no injuries, police said.
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