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Erawan National Park in Kanchanaburi, Thailand, has experienced a landslide due to heavy rainfall. Staff accommodations were destroyed, along with landslides and damage to the water system. Park authorities are currently assessing the extent of the damage.
A famous noodle shop in Lopburi, Thailand, "Aunt Jitt's Chicken Noodles," has reopened after flood damage. Its unique dining experience amidst the water has gone viral on social media, attracting many customers from Bangkok.
Thai Airways' temporary halt on cargo acceptance and transport raises concerns about potential impacts on Thailand's air cargo exports. The country's air cargo exports reached 2.42 trillion baht from January to July, highlighting its significance.
Anan Anan Resort & Villas Pattaya celebrates its 7th anniversary, focusing on providing new guest experiences that blend style with sustainability. The resort's future business development is drawing attention.
The Governor of Kanchanaburi, Thailand, inspected the Vajiralongkorn Dam to assess flood preparedness. He specifically ordered the rapid recovery of 250 fish cages that had drifted into the dam and the mitigation of impacts on the Mae Klong Dam. Relevant authorities are on high alert.
Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul defended his act of personally handing out 1,000-baht cash to flood victims in Bangkok, stating it was an impromptu act of assistance. Meanwhile, concerns are rising across the country about further heavy rainfall and increased flood risks due to dam water releases.
Five districts in Thailand's central Ang Thong province are submerged due to rising water levels in the Chao Phraya River, affecting 1,523 households. A dike breach in Ban Pae district has exacerbated the damage, with the river discharging 2,200 cubic meters per second.
The Royal Thai Navy's First Naval Area Command deployed a "Seahawk" helicopter to fly the Rayong Governor over flood-stricken areas. The aerial survey aims to rapidly assess damage and inform immediate crisis response measures.
In Sisaket province, northeastern Thailand, a giant python unexpectedly entered a residential home in the city amidst severe flooding caused by heavy rainfall. Residents were shocked, and authorities are working to capture the reptile. The incident highlights the impact of extreme weather on local ecosystems.
In Pattaya, Thailand, suspects including the alleged ringleader have been formally charged with nine offenses at the Pattaya Provincial Court in connection with the brutal killings of a Thai family and Russian siblings. The court has accepted the indictment, moving forward with the judicial process.
Vajiralongkorn Dam in Thailand has reached 97.96% of its capacity, with only 2.04% remaining storage. Authorities are urging residents along the Kwae Noi River to closely monitor water levels.
Residents in low-lying Ayutthaya are calling for earlier flood warnings as rising waters from the Chao Phraya River inundate homes, forcing them to move belongings to higher ground.
Suvarnabhumi International Airport has only cleared 18% of a 10,000-bag backlog as of September 30. The ongoing delay raises concerns about airport operations and passenger impact.
Thailand's opposition People's Party, acting as a 'Shadow Cabinet,' has sharply criticized the government's flood response, deeming it a 'failure.' They pointed to delays in early warning systems and a lack of unified action, also criticizing the focus on cash handouts over relief efforts, raising concerns for citizens.
Seawater around parts of Koh Larn in Pattaya has turned an unusual green color following recent heavy rains. Authorities attribute this discoloration to a natural plankton bloom, stating it is a commonly observed phenomenon.
Prolight + Sound Bangkok 2026, set to debut in Thailand on September 30, 2026, aims to connect global technology with ASEAN's entertainment industry, fostering new business opportunities. The event signals Thailand's potential to become a regional hub for entertainment technology.
China's Ambassador to Thailand emphasized strengthening bilateral ties on the occasion of the PRC's 77th anniversary. He highlighted cooperation in economy, technology, and security, aiming for a shared prosperous future as a 'community with a shared future'.
Heavy rainfall has caused severe flooding on Phahonyothin Road in Bangkok, disrupting traffic. Meanwhile, the Chao Phraya Dam's water discharge rate has been capped below initial plans due to flood risk management concerns.
Thailand's CDG Group is transforming from an employer to a 'Talent Developer' by partnering with nine universities to cultivate future digital talent. This initiative aims to address the talent shortage in the rapidly evolving digital sector and meet industry demands.
Pattaya prosecutors have indicted two individuals in connection with the deaths of Russian siblings. While details remain scarce, the case highlights concerns regarding the safety of foreigners in Thailand.
Thai food and agriculture giant CPF and German industrial giant Bosch are expanding their collaboration to enhance food production efficiency and sustainability through data and AI, aiming to achieve Net-Zero targets.
Approximately 8,000 pieces of checked luggage remain uncollected following an issue with Thai Airways, prompting urgent discussions between authorities, the airline, and airport operators. The resolution is expected within three to four days, while 80% of affected Thai workers have reportedly returned.
Thai energy giant GULF has provided 16,000 cooked meals to flood victims in Bangkok, as part of its corporate social responsibility efforts following the severe flooding that affected the capital.
The Metropolitan Electricity Authority (MEA) has announced an extension of planned power outages in Bangkok and surrounding areas until October 4, 2026. This measure is aimed at stabilizing and modernizing the electricity grid through scheduled infrastructure work.
Thailand's Cabinet has approved an additional 1.2 billion baht to shore up the Student Loan Fund's liquidity, ensuring continued loan disbursements for approximately 142,000 students. The fund faces a budget shortfall and will also intensify efforts to encourage loan repayments.
Thai petrochemical giants PTTGC and SCGC are accelerating due diligence and commercial negotiations for a joint venture in their olefins and polyolefins businesses, aiming for approval from the Office of Trade Competition Commission (OTCC) by October.
Thailand's 'Forest Voices Network' has filed a lawsuit with the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) against the government for inaction regarding the export of the black-chinned catfish (Pangasianodon gigas). Environmental groups argue the species is endangered and its export could harm the ecosystem.
Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has dismissed speculation about a cabinet reshuffle and the inclusion of a new party in the government, emphasizing his focus on ongoing flood relief efforts. He also stated he has no plans to remove the Bangkok Governor.
The Industrial Estate Authority of Thailand (IEAT) has ordered Amata City Industrial Estate in Chonburi to expedite water drainage and establish an emergency command center to prevent the spread of flood damage, raising concerns about the impact on the regional economy.
Mr. Phrathep, owner of Siam Dontri Yamaha, hosted rising singer 'NENE' and the group 'OZONE' at his residence to celebrate their achievements. He presented them with a new set of musical instruments as a gift, demonstrating support for promising artists.
The Ping and Nan rivers in northern Thailand are nearing full capacity, leading to school flooding in Nakhon Sawan province. Concerns are rising regarding potential evacuations and infrastructure impact.
Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul engaged in a heated exchange with an opposition MP after distributing 1,000 baht of his own money to flood victims. The MP questioned the 'cleanliness' of the funds, to which the PM retorted that his money was clean and criticized the politicization of relief efforts.
Thailand's Ministry of Transport is reconsidering the Request for Proposals (RFP) process for rest stop development along the M81 highway connecting Bang Yai to Kanchanaburi. The ministry will seek new input from the private sector to enhance incentives, reportedly due to concerns about project profitability.
Thai Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) manufacturers have postponed planned price increases scheduled for October 1st. Widespread flooding has disrupted supply chains, making it impossible to absorb rising costs. This delay will temporarily shield consumers from further price hikes.
Widespread flooding across Thailand is severely impacting two key economic pillars: automotive manufacturing and air cargo. Toyota has temporarily suspended operations at four domestic plants, while Thai Airways has halted cargo acceptance.
Thailand's Ministry of Commerce will collaborate with 43 embassies to investigate approximately 100,000 companies suspected of illegal foreign business operations, aiming to maintain economic order and fair competition.