Thai­land
The situa­ti­on in Bang­kok has been updated on the sepa­ra­te News­flash sent out ear­lier today.

The town and his­to­ri­cal park of Ayut­ha­ya remain floo­ded and no tours are ope­ra­ting.  Train ser­vices from North Thai­land to Bang­kok have been sus­pen­ded and any cli­ents that boo­ked the train will be trans­fer­red by vehi­cle ins­tead.

The rest of Thai­land (Chiang Mai, Hua Hin, Cha Am, Pat­ta­ya, Koh Samui, Phu­ket, Khao Lak, Phu­ket) has not had any floo­ding and all tours and packa­ges are ope­ra­ting as nor­mal.

Myan­mar
Last week an iso­la­ted flash flood in Pak­ko­ku to the north-east of Bagan cau­sed dama­ge to buil­dings and infra­st­ruc­tu­re. The water is rece­ding quick­ly, howe­ver due to a dama­ged bridge we have had to amend the rou­ting of some of our tours. All affec­ted cli­ents and their tour ope­ra­tors have been infor­med of the alter­na­ti­ve arran­ge­ments.

Viet­nam
Dong Thap and An Giang pro­vin­ces in sou­thern Viet­nam expe­ri­en­ced some floo­ding last week howe­ver the water is rece­ding.

All our tours in Viet­nam are ope­ra­ting as nor­mal.

Cam­bo­dia
Siem Reap is no lon­ger floo­ded. All excur­si­ons are ope­ra­ting as nor­mal with the excep­ti­on of the boat trip to Chong Kne­as, as parts of the road are dama­ged as a result of the floods. All affec­ted cli­ents are being con­tac­ted and offe­red alter­na­ti­ve tours.

Due to the floo­ding in Cam­bo­dia , the annu­al Water Fes­ti­val, which was due to take place from 9 - 11 Novem­ber, has been can­cel­led.

Laos
All tours are ope­ra­ting as nor­mal.

Quel­le: ICS