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The Metropolitan Electricity Authority (MEA) in Bangkok has launched a 24-hour emergency reporting and assistance coordination center to address power issues for residents in flood-affected areas. The hotline number is 1130.
The Metropolitan Electricity Authority (MEA) in Thailand is urging residents in flood-affected areas to adhere to electrical safety guidelines to prevent electrocution and fire hazards. The advisory aims to ensure the safety of the power infrastructure and protect lives and property.
Thai Airways (THAI) has announced a measure allowing passengers affected by recent floods in Thailand to change their flight dates free of charge. This initiative aims to support travelers whose plans have been disrupted by the natural disaster.
Thailand has issued an urgent flood warning, anticipating a potential rise of 1.5 to 1.8 meters in river water levels by October 1. Authorities are urging vigilance and preparedness in affected areas.
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration has declared all 50 districts of the capital a disaster area, a move reflecting the increasing severity of flood damage from recent heavy rains and raising concerns about widespread impacts on residents.
Flooding in Thailand is severely impacting the supply chains of the Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) and retail sectors. Disruptions in product supply are leading to concerns about stock shortages in stores.
Nakhon Pathom province in Thailand has experienced record-breaking torrential rain, causing widespread flooding in urban areas. Numerous vehicles have submerged, and underpasses are unusable, severely impacting the transportation network. Restoration efforts and future countermeasures are urgently needed.
Bangkok and its surrounding provinces are facing severe flooding after less than two days of heavy rainfall, contradicting official assurances that the situation was under control. The widespread inundation has caused significant disruption to daily life.
The Thai national football team secured a commanding 4-0 victory over Pakistan in their opening match of the FIFA ASEAN CUP 2026 qualifiers, Group B. This decisive win earned Thailand three points and momentum for their upcoming match against Vietnam.
The Thai Ministry of Commerce has established a 'Single Command' to centralize information and expedite decision-making in response to escalating nationwide flooding. This initiative aims to improve damage assessment and the implementation of effective relief measures.
Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt stated that flooding in the capital has stabilised and is expected to improve by this evening if no further rain falls. Drainage is estimated to take two to three days in some areas, with no food shortages or widespread panic reported.
Thai Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul convened an emergency meeting from London to oversee nationwide flood response efforts, urging swift and coordinated action to mitigate damage from extreme weather.
Bangkok's Red Line commuter rail temporarily suspended services on both routes Saturday after an electrical fault crippled the signaling system, forcing all 13 stations to close as repair efforts are underway.
The Thai Meteorological Department forecasts persistent heavy rainfall across Thailand until September 27, raising concerns about potential flooding and landslides in various regions.
Rallies titled "Take Back Our Thailand" are being held across various provinces in Thailand, drawing significant public participation. These gatherings appear to advocate for a return to politics that reflects the will of the people. The movement has expanded from its initial event in Hat Yai to multiple provincial locations.
Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin held an emergency video conference from London to address the widespread flooding across the country. He instructed all ministries and the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration to strengthen coordination and provide swift, effective assistance to the public.
The SRT Red Line in Thailand has experienced a system malfunction, leading to temporary service suspensions on two routes. The outlook for restoration remains uncertain, raising concerns for affected passengers.
Thailand has launched the "Siam Ruam Jai, Thai Chuay Thai" campaign to support flood victims through the Thai Red Cross Society. Free parking is also offered at the ICS parking building opposite ICONSIAM, symbolizing national solidarity.
Amidst widespread flooding across Thailand, major convenience store chain 7-Eleven is intensifying efforts to deliver essential goods to affected areas, focusing on reaching communities with difficult access.
Thai and Russian Culture Ministers met in Moscow to discuss expanding cultural cooperation, with both sides agreeing to enhance exchanges in arts, tourism, and creative industries ahead of the 130th anniversary of diplomatic relations in 2027. The cooperation aims to boost personnel exchanges and cultural activities.
The State Railway of Thailand has announced the temporary suspension of train services on sections of its Eastern and Northern lines due to track flooding caused by heavy rainfall. The company urges passengers to check the service status in advance.
Geologists have raised questions about Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul's statement claiming natural gas reserves in the Andaman Sea are equivalent to those in the Gulf of Thailand. It is pointed out that Thailand is currently in the exploration preparation phase.
The 2026 Asian Games saw contrasting fortunes for Thailand's sepak takraw teams. The women's team clinched their 7th team event championship by defeating South Korea, while the men's team lost their throne after 28 years to Malaysia.
Phuket is set to host renowned artist "Nene" for a live music performance immediately upon her return. She will perform three songs with local band OZONE, sparking anticipation and potential economic benefits for the region.
The Thai national football team was defeated 0-3 by China in the quarter-finals of the Asian Games 2026, ending their tournament run. An own goal just before halftime and two second-half goals sealed the loss for Thailand, preventing them from advancing to the semi-finals.
Thailand's Ministry of Transport announced plans to make eight major expressways and toll roads, including the M7 and M9 motorways and the Don Mueang Tollway, as well as MRT parking facilities, free of charge. The initiative aims to reduce public burden and promote the use of transport infrastructure.
Thailand's men's national football team coach, Thawatchai Damrong-ongtrakul, reflected on the 0-3 loss to China in the Asian Games 2026 quarterfinals. He attributed the defeat to China's strength and the experience of their senior players, vowing to use the tournament's lessons for future team development.
Thailand's bodybuilding and physique athletes have made a strong start at the 58th Asian Bodybuilding and Physique Sports Championships in Bangkok, securing 5 gold, 4 silver, and 3 bronze medals on the opening day. Both seasoned and emerging athletes showcased their prowess across various categories.
Thai state-owned oil company PTT has decided to open some of its service stations as temporary shelters for victims of widespread flooding, providing emergency assistance to affected residents.
Satellite imagery has revealed extensive flooding across 14 provinces in Thailand, prompting urgent assessment of damage and response efforts.
Thailand's Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives has launched an urgent "Find, Report, Catch" operation to combat the rapid spread of the invasive Black Snakehead fish (Pla Mor Kang Dam) in the Lam Pao Dam. Economic losses are estimated to exceed 2 billion baht (approx. $55 million USD), with suspected involvement of smugglers.
Three communities in Banglamung District, Chonburi, are in crisis as the Banglamung Canal overflowed, flooding over 250 homes. Residents describe it as the worst inundation in three decades, with the situation worsening since Friday night.
A rally with the slogan 'Take Back Our Thailand' has begun in Hat Yai, southern Thailand. This is seen as a sign of public dissatisfaction with the current political situation and concerns for the future. It is suggested that this could influence future Thai politics.
Thai Airways has announced a policy allowing passengers affected by domestic floods to change their flight dates once without charge. This measure aims to assist those facing travel difficulties due to the widespread flooding.
In Thailand, a mother has appealed to the media, claiming her retired teacher husband has neglected their son, who has been bedridden with severe disabilities for nearly two years following a traffic accident. The case highlights the need for social support.
Prachinburi Governor inspected flood damage in Si Maha Phot district, ordering relevant agencies to maintain 24-hour vigilance and ensure prompt assistance to residents.