Chonburi Residents Fear Toxic Floodwaters From Prachinburi
Residents in Chonburi province, Thailand, are facing nearly two weeks of flooding and growing concerns about toxic water contamination. Fears are particularly high regarding potential hazardous substances flowing in from Prachinburi province, exacerbating the economic impact of the inundation.
Read up to 3 eligible full articles per Japan day (JST) for free
Create a free account to open up to 3 eligible full articles per Japan calendar day (JST). Headlines and summaries remain available across ASEAN 7.
Related articles
- Sri Racha Municipality Holds Annual End of Buddhist Lent Ceremony
Sri Racha Municipality held its annual merit-making ceremony on October 27th, 2026, to mark the end of Buddhist Lent. The event, attended by local officials, residents, and representatives from public and private organizations, aimed to preserve Buddhist customs and strengthen community ties.
- Myanmar Migrant Workers Appeal to Thailand for Protection Amid Tax and Weapon Funding Fears
A Myanmar migrant workers' group in Thailand is urging the Thai government to ease documentation requirements and provide humanitarian protection, citing fears that taxes levied by Myanmar's military junta could fund weapon purchases. Workers are concerned their remittances may support military activities.
- Pattaya Issues Ultimatum for Waterfront Public Space Reclamation
Pattaya City, Thailand, has issued a final ultimatum demanding the reclamation of public space in front of the unfinished Waterfront condominium. The city has set October 31st as the deadline, threatening legal action if compliance is not met.
- Phuket Flooded Island-wide After All-Day Rain; Patong City Issues Evacuation Warning
Phuket Island in southern Thailand experienced widespread flooding after heavy rain persisted throughout the day. The Nanai area, particularly Soi 8, was once again severely affected, prompting the Patong City municipality to issue an evacuation warning for residents in high-risk zones.