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The 36th Pattaya Marathon commenced on September 26th, 2026, in Pattaya City. Despite light rain, Chonburi Governor Naris Niramaiwong and Pattaya Mayor Poramese Ngampichet flagged off participants for the 10km, 4.5km wheelchair, and 4.5km Fun Run events.
Record rainfall in Bangkok has severely impacted transportation networks. In response, several airlines have announced flexible options for flight changes and refunds to mitigate disruption for passengers.
A bridge, vital for local transportation in Chonburi province, eastern Thailand, has collapsed, leaving thousands of residents struggling to commute and impacting logistics. Authorities are expediting repair efforts.
Thailand's Don Mueang Tollway will offer free passage on all sections for two years, starting from 2:30 PM on September 27, 2026, until midnight on September 27, 2026. This is believed to be a measure associated with the renewal of the tollway's operating concession.
Bangkok will close all municipal schools on Monday and encourage work-from-home for non-essential staff as it battles widespread flooding. The governor stated the situation is stabilizing but cautioned against complacency if further heavy rain arrives.
Despite heavy rains and flooding in Bangkok, Suvarnabhumi Airport continues to operate normally. Key routes to the airport remain accessible, though travelers are advised to exercise caution in the flooded Lat Krabang area.
Thai musician Nene Royal's $1 million prize from America's Got Talent is not immediate cash but spread over 40 years or offered as a lump sum of approximately $300,000. This presents a significant financial decision for the young artist, highlighting the importance of long-term financial planning.
The Riviera Malibu Residences in Pattaya has been honored with the Best Luxury Condo Development (Eastern Seaboard) award at the 21st PropertyGuru Thailand Property Awards, adding another national accolade for The Riviera Group's work in the region.
Flooding across Thailand has led to panic buying of essential goods in some areas, with certain 7-Eleven convenience stores experiencing stock shortages. However, major retailers and large shopping malls report normal operations with sufficient inventory.
Ang Thong Province in central Thailand is experiencing rising water levels in the Chao Phraya and Noi Rivers after the Chao Phraya Dam increased its water discharge to 1,950 cubic meters per second, leading to some homes' ground floors being inundated.
Thailand's border and transit trade in August 2026 saw a significant year-on-year increase of 34.2%. Cumulative trade for the first eight months exceeded 1.54 trillion baht, indicating strong annual growth.
Phuket Governor announced investigation results into alleged bribery at the Thalang checkpoint, finding grounds for misconduct. A disciplinary committee has been ordered to conclude the case within 60 days.
Heavy rainfall in northern Thailand has caused flash floods, with the Hway Rokee River overflowing behind Wat Sanephong. Eight families have been forced to evacuate, and authorities have ordered 24-hour monitoring.
Bangkok's main airports continue to operate normally. Suvarnabhumi International Airport is experiencing 103 flights circling in the air, with authorities directing maximum safety measures.
The "THIM thailand" event has been held in Hua Hin, Thailand. This event is designed to provide guidance on local living and information for foreigners residing in Thailand, commonly referred to as expatriates. While specific details are limited, it is understood to aim at supporting the expatriate community in the Hua Hin region.
Widespread flooding is occurring across Thailand due to record-breaking heavy rainfall. In Hua Hin, a long-standing dispute over encroachment on public land has resurfaced, while Bangkok has declared a disaster in all districts and Khao Yai National Park has temporarily closed. Concerns are rising over the impact on economic activities and daily life.
Information regarding Thailand's key industrial hub, the Map Ta Phut Industrial Zone, remains limited, according to a report by Hua Hin Today. The available details solely identify the zone and its publication date, necessitating further investigation for a comprehensive understanding of its current status.
In the final stretch of the Khon Kaen Provincial Governor election, candidate Wattana is campaigning on key policies of redeveloping the former bus terminal (Bakot 1) and enhancing local health centers (RPHS) into "premium" facilities, seeking voter support as the race intensifies.
Bangkok is experiencing record rainfall, leading to the submersion of Suvarnabhumi International Airport and widespread flight delays and cancellations. Airlines are offering special measures such as free ticket changes and 100% credit refunds.
The Expressway Authority of Thailand (EXAT) announced that eight major expressways, primarily in the Bangkok metropolitan area, will be toll-free from 1:00 PM on Friday, September 26th, to midnight on Sunday, September 27th. This measure aims to alleviate weekend traffic congestion and support public mobility.
Bangkok has declared all 50 of its districts disaster-affected areas as widespread flooding engulfs the capital. Authorities issued an urgent warning regarding critical canal water levels, advising residents to take precautions and motorists to avoid numerous flooded roads.
Bangkok, Thailand's capital, has been declared a disaster zone across all its districts due to widespread flooding. Concerns are rising over the impact on citizens' daily lives, with attention focused on the extent of damage and future mitigation efforts.
Thailand is experiencing localized flooding on some expressways due to the rainy season, causing traffic delays. Areas particularly affected include ground-level sections and on/off ramps, hindering vehicle passage.
A sudden flash flood on Koh Chang, Thailand, on September 26th caused a pickup truck to fall into a canal. Rescue teams responded swiftly, saving the occupants. Small boat operations were suspended due to adverse weather.
Thai Enquirer's news archives have reached page 78 of 118. However, only the title and publication date (September 26, 2026) are currently available, with specific article content on Thai affairs remaining unclear and awaiting further information.
Deputy Prime Minister and Commerce Minister Supajee Suthumpun has ordered provincial commerce offices nationwide to ensure the stable supply of essential goods and prevent unfair price hikes in flood-affected areas, aiming to avert shortages and facilitate swift aid coordination.
Bangkok is in a critical situation due to cumulative rainfall of nearly 300mm over two days, causing widespread flooding and severe traffic gridlock, significantly impacting daily life for residents.
Bangkok faces potential flooding until September 27 due to daily rainfall of 100-150mm. Concerns are rising over the impact on daily life for residents.
In response to widespread flooding, the Thai government has ordered controls on the supply and pricing of essential goods in affected areas to prevent shortages and price gouging, aiming to mitigate the impact on citizens' lives.
Nong Khai province in Northeast Thailand will host the 'Naga Fireball World Festival 2026' on October 26 along the Mekong River, celebrating the annual mystical phenomenon. The event draws numerous tourists from both domestic and international locations.
Bangkok Governor has declared all 50 districts of the city as public disaster zones following widespread flooding. This move aims to expedite relief efforts and rescue operations for affected residents.
The Thai Meteorological Department has issued a heavy rain warning across the country until September 27, with Bangkok and surrounding areas, along with central and eastern regions, facing a high risk of flash floods and landslides.
Sukhumvit Road near Nong Mon Market in Chonburi province, Thailand, is submerged, causing widespread traffic disruption. Local authorities are urging motorists to seek alternative routes. The exact cause and extent of the flooding are under investigation.
The Amazing Thailand Pattaya Marathon 2026 has drawn over 21,000 runners from 58 countries to Pattaya, proceeding as scheduled despite rain forecasts. Organizers anticipate the event will generate approximately 288 million baht in economic activity.
In a Pattaya case, three Chinese women allegedly kidnapped, detained, and sexually assaulted by four Chinese men have escaped and reported the incident to Thai police. This led to the arrest of the four suspects, prompting an investigation by Thai authorities. The case also highlights the existence of criminal networks operating through online platforms.
Pattaya City has initiated rapid restoration efforts on Pattaya Beach following overnight heavy rains that caused erosion and a significant influx of debris. Sand redistribution and cleanup operations are underway.