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Pattaya is experiencing business disruptions, particularly in offshore tourism, due to continuous heavy rain and rough seas. Authorities are urging visitors to exercise caution, prioritizing safety above all.
Pattaya City officials have inspected the final preparations for the upcoming Pattaya Marathon, scheduled for September 26-27. Emphasis is placed on ensuring runner safety, particularly on sections of Pattaya Second Road still undergoing road improvement work.
Six tourist boats sank off the coast of Pattaya due to rough seas. Authorities raised red flags, halting tourist boat departures amid strong winds and high waves. Warnings are in place for continued adverse weather.
The Thailand-China relationship is evolving from mere trade to direct technology transfer in areas like AI and robotics. This is reshaping Thailand's industrial base and fostering new competitiveness, particularly in the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC), but also presents risks such as US scrutiny and currency dependency.
Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) is preparing to declare all 50 districts as disaster areas in anticipation of worsening flood damage. Governor Chadchart Sittipunt has ordered the implementation of seven key measures, including opening shelters, rapid drainage, and protection for vulnerable groups.
The Mass Rapid Transit Authority of Thailand (MRTA) has opened nine of its parking buildings at MRT stations for public use, free of charge, as a measure to mitigate flooding in Bangkok. This initiative aims to provide safe parking for vehicles and alleviate the burden on citizens.
Bangkok has officially declared three districts – Nong Chok, Suan Luang, and Kannayao – as disaster areas due to severe flooding, enabling swift intervention by relevant agencies.
The Thai Meteorological Department issued a warning on September 26th, forecasting heavy rainfall across many areas of Thailand, including the Northeast, Central, Bangkok Metropolitan Region, East, and South, until September 27th. Residents are urged to be cautious of flash floods and landslides, especially in low-lying and hillside areas.
Extensive flooding has hit eastern Bangkok, impacting residents' daily lives. Aging drainage infrastructure combined with intense rainfall appears to be exacerbating the damage. The city is rushing to implement countermeasures.
For the first time this year, the 'Elephant Head' culvert in Erawan National Park, Khao Soi District, Thailand, has breached, resulting in three flash floods. Park authorities have completely banned swimming within the park for safety reasons, an emergency measure to prevent accidents due to rapid water level increases.
In Thailand's southern Yala province, residents are busy purchasing traditional 'Khaonom Duean Sip' (tenth lunar month snacks) in preparation for tomorrow's ancestor merit-making ceremony. This marks a seasonal tradition.
Continuous heavy rainfall in Bang Lamung, Chonburi province, Thailand, has caused river levels to rise, resulting in floods that have inundated 50 homes. Authorities are engaged in rescue operations for residents despite the late hour.
Village chiefs and deputy chiefs from 17 northern Thai villages have requested "gold brooches" instead of cash as rewards for their contributions to maintaining public safety. This move is seen as a symbolic gesture to boost their morale, recognizing their achievements in community security over firearms.
Thai boxing champion Petchkosol GreenSida has successfully made weight for his second IBF world junior flyweight title defense, set for tomorrow. He will face Filipino challenger Mark Vicelles in a highly anticipated bout.
Popular K-POP group NCT 127 will hold concerts in Bangkok as part of their 5th world tour, 'NEO CITY'. Their Seoul shows sold out, attracting over 31,500 attendees and proving their enduring popularity even after 10 years. The Thai performances are scheduled for late October 2026, marking a highly anticipated event for fans.
Thai fans of K-pop group GOT7 are set for a major event as members JAY B and BamBam are announced to headline the "2026 K*Pop Masterz SPECIAL LIVE IN BANGKOK." The concert will feature individual performances and a highly anticipated special collaborative stage.
Police searched a rental property in Nong Prue, near Pattaya, believed to be the residence of three South Korean men, one of whom was swept away in a flooded canal. Household items and wet clothing were seized, while the whereabouts of the two companions remain unknown.
Flooding in southern Thailand has caused the collapse of the Khlong Phra Sathing bridge and damage to a road in Khao Chakan district. Strong currents have led to a ban on traffic in the affected area.
Thailand's Ministry of Transport has decided to enhance its monitoring system to a 24-hour operation for roads, railways, and waterways nationwide in preparation for seasonal flood risks. It has instructed relevant agencies to develop and implement emergency response plans.
Thai Railways has temporarily suspended train services between Sa Kaeo Station and the Ban Khlong Luek border crossing to Cambodia due to severe track flooding. This disruption is likely to impact cross-border logistics.
In Chanthaburi Province, eastern Thailand, 120 vulnerable residents have been forced to evacuate due to flooding caused by heavy rainfall. Forty households are taking shelter at a temporary center established at Wat Chong Kaphat temple.
Former "Yellow Shirts" leader Sondhi Limthongkul has vowed to fight his entire life to jail five election commissioners accused of colluding in the 2024 Senate election scandal. He submitted a letter accusing the commissioners of failing to perform their duties in accordance with the Constitution.
An American man, found with injuries all over his body, rushed into a police station in southern Thailand. He exhibited erratic behavior, claiming to have been forced to eat bananas. Police are investigating the situation.
Khao Yai National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Thailand, has been temporarily closed to visitors due to severe flooding and the risk of landslides caused by torrential rains. Authorities are prioritizing tourist safety and will reopen the park once conditions are deemed safe.
Thai sprinter Puripol Boonson secured Thailand's first men's 100m gold medal at the Asian Games in 48 years, clocking a record-breaking 9.90 seconds. This victory ends a long-standing drought for the nation in the prestigious event.
Heavy rainfall caused flooding in Soi Phraya Suren 6, Bangkok, prompting volunteers to evacuate five bedridden elderly patients from a care center to the second floor. The swift action prevented potential harm.
Concerns are rising in Sena District, Amphawa Province, central Thailand, due to increasing water levels. Fears of flooding in the economic zone have prompted urgent reinforcement work on incomplete dam structures.
A flash flood in northern Thailand swept a car away in the turbulent waters. The two siblings inside narrowly escaped the vehicle. After over an hour of searching, rescue teams managed to retrieve the car using heavy machinery. The incident highlights Thailand's vulnerability to natural disasters.
Thai real estate leader AP (Asset World Corporation) is implementing its 'SMART Property Management' model, integrating data, people, and technology to elevate its post-sales customer service and enhance overall client experience.
A political rally under the slogan 'Take Back Our Thailand' is scheduled to take place in Hat Yai, Songkhla province, Southern Thailand, starting at 4 PM on September 26. The event signals a call for citizen engagement in politics.
Chairwoman Dong Mingzhu of Chinese appliance giant GREE visited Thailand, highlighting the importance of high-quality materials and renewable energy technology. The company plans to accelerate product and service development in the country.
Thailand's Court of Appeals Region 8 has upheld a life sentence for Daniel Sancho, son of a Spanish actor, for the premeditated murder and dismemberment of a Colombian surgeon. Appeals from both Sancho and the victim's family were rejected.
Thailand's Constitutional Court is set to deliver a landmark ruling on September 28 regarding the validity of this year's general election. Concerns have been raised that the use of barcodes and QR codes on ballots may have compromised voter secrecy. If declared null and void, all elected lawmakers and cabinet members could lose their positions, potentially leading to a new election.
Hua Hin, a prominent Thai resort town, is set to resolve a decades-long dispute over illegal structures along its beach, following a decisive move by authorities. This resolution of a long-standing issue is expected to boost local economy and enhance tourist convenience.
Banglamung District Chief Anusak Phiriyamorn inspected flood-risk sites in Khao Mai Kaew, Chonburi, following flash floods along canals due to heavy rain. He ordered relief efforts for residents as more rain is forecast for the weekend.
Thailand's Prime Minister has congratulated Nene Royal on her victory in "America's Got Talent." The PM lauded her achievement for promoting Thai culture globally and inspiring young artists to pursue their dreams.