BANGKOK, Oct 12 – Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra said on Wednesday that the floods which hit many provinces in north, northeastern and central regions are likely to last for two months so that the residents should adjust their life to cope with the situation.

Speaking with governors of 14 flooded provinces in the central region via videoconference at the government’s Flood Relief Operations Centre at Don Mueang Airport, the premier conceded that many provinces will be submerged for the next two months and the public must accept it as being something inevitable.

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