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they cover parts of thailand and cambodia and vietnam and laos. thailand is worse off with 280 killed and 2.3 million affected. residents of bangkok are on alert for possible flooding in the city. in neighboring cambodia, more than 200 people have been killed by 200 people have been killed by floods and landslides where the rivers overflowed. the disaster has been called the worst in cambodia in over a decade with 1 million people affected and half the district in the capital already flooded. in the mekong delta in southern vietnam, floods are worsening with at least 34 deaths. many of them children. damage to local crops and infrastructure is estimated at about $45 million u.s. dollars. in laos, at least 30 people have died, and 400,000 have been affected. the rains are expected to continue for several more weeks. raising expectations that the crisis may still worsen. >>> in sri lanka enjoyed two decades of civil war, as well as the 2004 tsunami, that killed more than 30,000 people on the island. two years after the conflict ended, some areas are

in laos, at least 30 people have died and 400,000 have been effected. the rains are expected to continue for several more weeks, raising expectations that the crisis may still worsen. >>> sri lanka entoured two decades of wars before the tsunami that killed more than 30,000 people on the island. two years after the conflict ended, some areas are on the way to full recovery, thanks to tourism. >> translator: this is southeastern sri lanka. the beach is known to surfers around the world. last month, an international surfing competition was held here. nearly 100 surfers from 19 countries took part. >> there's so many things to see, wildlife, good surf. yeah, it is very good. there could be a lot of potential here. >> earlier, he is a hotel operator in aragombi. he opened the hotel 12 years ago, but his business suffered as tourists stayed away because of the civil war. sri lanka saw intensifying conflicts in the 1980s. fighting continued more than 20 years between the government dominated by the ethnic majority and militants in the northern part of the cou

alongside cambodia, vietnam, laos, and thailand are struggling. stay tuned. we will leave you with a look at the latest headlines.

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but they do log now in the other country, cambodian, myanmar, and laos as well. >> woodruff: how would you answer that question, of how much of this is nature overwhelming what people are accustomed to and how much is man-made? >> i think it's about 50/50. i would say that there is little we can do about rainfall but we really have to look at-- look at how we develop our cities, how our regional planning takes place. we have to assess tease risks over the long term, to the just year-to-year but over decades, sometimes even more than that. so these risks are well-known and there are methods to assess these risks an take these into account while we build roads that block drainage patterns. while we turn marsh lands into developed areas for industrial states. so it's really both. and really it has, there is value in taking a regional approach to it as well. you know, it's not just-- river basins are not just confined to i cos. they are regional. so really there has to be a regional approach as well. but let me comment at this point and say this one thing. that one has to recognize how wel

across southeast asia, the worst monsoon in living memory has brought torrential rains to cambodia, laos, thailand, vietnam. it has cut off homes and destroyed all important food crops and livestock. floodwaters continued to endanger the lives of millions of people. the united nations says 700 people have already been killed by the flooding in the region. the organization warned that surges could worsen the situation in thailand and said that they are standing by to provide aid. in cambodia, more than one and a half a link people have been affected and 2/3 of the country's provinces are now under water. our reporter trevor -- traveled to two provinces which are home to some of the rice crops that the country depends on for their survival. those fields have disappeared beneath the surface of flood waters that stressed to the horizon. >> we are on our way to a farming village. until just a few weeks ago, this was a rice field. then came the floods. now, there is water as far as the eye can see. this farmer takes us on a tour of his house. normally, it would be two meters above ground, now

it is affecting vietnam and portions of laos. over the course of today, negah will continue to work westward, making landfall the next couple days. by then, it should be a tropical depression. winds will likely ease. through today, talking plenty of rain in the area, wet conditions here, as well as for the rest of the inched oh china peninsula. back behind it, areas like the philippines and taiwan will continue to receive showers through today. look to go the north, largely dry sections much of china and korean peninsula today, northern japan will look fairly dry. from the south, looking at frontal system developing that will be bringing rain from the south throughout today. starting to get wet across a lot of the country. pacific side of central japan, we may see heavier downpours develop in the afternoon. highs wednesday look like this. 19 in tokyo. it will be wet and chilly day. expecting up to 21. 25 in beijing. slightly warmer temperatures here. and over towards the americas, out towards the west of the united states, canada

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we also have a low pressure system sitting over vietnam, which is bringing heavy rain here and over laos. thailand is continuing to get rain, which is most unwelcome. there is a critical flooding situation there at the moment. but it looks like it is going to be fairly wet, certainly into the next 24 hours. we also see some heavier rain making its way down toward southern and eastern parts of china. this is actually going to be spreading up towards the korean peninsula and japan. and we'll be seeing some rain coming into these areas from thursday afternoon and in towards the end of the week it is going to look a little bit wet. now, this system up towards the north, most of this precipitation is going to be falling as snow. five degrees in ulan batur, that's the high on thursday. lows getting down below freezing now. 20 in beijing and in seoul, tokyo, shanghai, chongqing as well, we're looking at the low 20s, hanging on to the 30s just in manila and bangkok. all right, now if we go into north america, we had a hurricane here, still a hurricane category one, this is hova that made landfal

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moderate damage has been sustained in lao and the philippines.n in l achao they put it at 8% philippines, 6%, because of several typhoons but for vietnam, just 0.4% of rice -- of rice farmlapd has been hit. this low statistic is a thin silver lining since the second largest exporter after thailand. rice exports, they are expected to fall a whopping 30% to 10 million tons. the floods, of course, are one reason new thai subsidies making rice more expensive and india's return to rice export something a third, charles. >> ramy inocencio, many thanks. >>> so how much longer will the floods in thailand continue and is there more rain on the way? ivan cabrera is at the cnn weather center. is the pain going to stop in thailand? >> no, it is not. not for awhile anyway. when we talk about river flooding it takes a while for things to flood and then it takes a while for the floods to recede. it's not like a flash flood and thailand is surrounded, bangkok in particular by all these rivers and tributaries and all swollen and overflowing their banks and all th

over the last several hours, you are seeing storms flair up over vietnam, laos and cambodia.o rain is in the forecast. they will need a break for several weeks to see improvement with water levels going back down, but for bangkok we will keep rain in the forecast. we could see potentially another 10 to 15 centimeters of precipitation. as we go to more photos to give you an idea of how bad the situation is. people walking through streets if they're lucky. other people are getting around through boats. this is the mode of transportation through many areas, and this is because so many streets, as andrew mentioned, 700,000 homes damaged, and the problem is many of those areas in the yurural areas have not been counted. as i take you over another big story, it's hurricane jova, spinning 200 kilometers offshore of mexico. it is working into port porto vallarta. hurricane jova will make landfall this afternoon and evening. winds 193 kilometers this is a major hurricane and likely to stay a major hurricane as it makes landfall today. winds, 193 kph, then it will weaken into a tropica

i want to point out to you if you look through parts of areas including laos, cambodia, vietnam, stillcking up moisture that continues to be in the forecast. but overall, we are going to see just a slight break in the heavier moisture as we go through the next couple of days. elsewhere across parts of europe, we're talking about remnants, if you remember from once hurricane ophelia, well, that is moving through. we're talking really a much weaker system, but that's going to be bringing gusty winds as well as periods of heavy rainfall through parts of the uk as well as through scandinavia. but elsewhere, lots of sunshine in the forecast. we're also talking about warm temperatures once again today. but those temperatures cooling down the uk as we head into thursday. and finally, leaving you with a story coming out of the u.s. and the u.s. state of arizona, this is after a large dust storm whipped up yesterday afternoon. and it caused a series of backups and pileups. in fact, it proved to be deadly. one person died and others had to be taken to the hospital. the problem is it developed so

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