Tourists taking photos at Mae Sa waterfall in Chiang Mai swept away by flash flood @straitstimesonline
Tourists taking photos at Mae Sa waterfall in Chiang Mai swept away by flash flood  @straitstimesonline
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
According to reports, officers stationed near the waterfall instructed tourists to exit the water before the flash flood took place. Authorities say the water levels have since receded, though the waterfall remains closed.

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Tourists taking photos at Mae Sa waterfall in Chiang Mai swept away by flash flood

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