Southeast Asia Floods Death Toll Rises

There have been very bad floods in Southeast Asia, especially in Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand.

So far, 183 people have died.

In Indonesia, 94 people died, and in Thailand, 145 people died.

In Malaysia, 2 people died.

A tropical storm called Senyar also hit Malaysia.

Many people are still in shelters, and some have been rescued from flood-hit areas.

The rain has stopped in some places, but there is still a lot of water, and some people have lost their homes and everything they own.

Authorities are working hard to help everyone and fix the damage.

In some places, people are still waiting for help and supplies.

Some areas are still without power and communication.

In Thailand, over 3.6 million people have been affected, with 1.2 million households impacted across 12 southern provinces.

The worst-hit province is Songkhla, where 110 people have died.

Rescue teams are making progress as water levels fall, but the floods have caused extensive damage to property and infrastructure, disrupting tourism and making travel difficult.