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Chonburi Governor Naris Niramaiwong personally visited flood-affected communities in Ban Bueng district, distributing essential aid to residents impacted by days of heavy rainfall. The governor waded through inundated areas to assess the situation firsthand.
Thai energy giant BGRIM and Siam Piwat Group have partnered on a renewable energy power trading project, aiming to trade over 300 MW of clean electricity through the Thai Power Exchange (TPA).
An electric vehicle (EV) caught fire and was completely destroyed in Bangkok, believed to have been abandoned during recent heavy rains and flooding. Police are investigating the cause and attempting to locate the owner.
THAI Cargo announced a temporary suspension of goods acceptance and release from September 30 to October 6 due to existing cargo congestion. This move comes ahead of the peak season leading up to year-end sales and holidays.
Thai Enquirer, a leading media outlet in Thailand, has released its news summary for September 30, 2026. Currently, only the headline and date are available.
The Thai Prime Minister has ordered enhanced cooperation among relevant agencies for nationwide flood response. He emphasized a commitment to listening to public criticism and using it to improve problem-solving, aiming for information sharing and swift action, learning from the 2011 floods.
Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin visited a flood-affected housing project in Bangkok late on September 29th, distributing relief supplies to residents. Residents expressed concerns about a potential recurrence of the devastating 2011 floods. The PM pledged to do his best and explained drainage and recovery efforts.
In Chai Nat Province, Thailand, residents are urgently constructing a 5-kilometer sandbag barrier as the Chao Phraya River's water level continues to rise. This is an emergency measure to prevent flood damage to villages.
Thai Airways announced the cancellation of 33 flights to prevent the escalation of disruptions caused by baggage delays and operational issues. The move, while impacting revenue, aims to stabilize the situation.
LEPAS Thailand has launched 'LEPAS Care,' a new comprehensive after-sales service initiative. The program includes specific measures to assist customers affected by the 2026 flood disaster.
The Bank of Thailand (BOT), in collaboration with financial service providers, has launched a new framework to prevent the financial system from being exploited for illegal activities. This initiative aims to enhance the stability and trustworthiness of the financial system and protect the public.
An Iranian DJ working in Pattaya claims an acquaintance stole a bag containing his DJ controller and laptop, causing him to lose the tools for his work. The equipment is valued at approximately 28,000 baht. The DJ has provided CCTV footage and filed a police report.
Thailand's Ministry of Transport will intensify enforcement of ride-hailing regulations from October 1, targeting eight platforms including Grab and Bolt. Stricter checks on driver licenses and vehicle registrations will be implemented, with penalties including fines and imprisonment. While aiming to enhance safety and formalize the sector, the move may lead to increased costs, potentially raising fares or causing some drivers to exit.
Thai gold prices experienced a significant drop, losing approximately 1,700-1,750 baht per baht-weight to close at 66,150 baht for 96.5% gold bullion, mirroring a global plunge in gold prices. Future movements will depend on global events and currency fluctuations.
Thai Airways has apologized to passengers for baggage delays, stating efforts are underway for swift returns. The airline also announced the cancellation of eight flights on September 29.
Pattaya is now drying out after days of heavy rain and flooding. Residents and city crews are actively engaged in cleanup operations, restoring homes, vehicles, and public infrastructure, as the city strives to return to normalcy.
Massive flooding hit Rayong, Thailand, after Prasae Reservoir released water, forcing the rescue of residents and thousands of pigs from submerged farms. Intermittent rain continues in some areas, with ongoing monitoring.
Heavy rainfall on September 28 has caused flooding, rendering several sections of Sukhumvit Route 3 in Klaeng district, Rayong, impassable. Local officials advise motorists from Trat to use an alternative coastal route.
A massive king cobra, nearly 5 meters long, was discovered inside a resident's home in Sattahip, Chonburi, during heavy monsoon rains. Local disaster prevention officers safely captured and removed the reptile, reminding the public of increased wildlife encounters during adverse weather.
A 39-year-old British man was critically injured in a stabbing at a Pattaya apartment, where police also discovered a significant quantity of suspected crystal methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia. The victim's alleged partner, a 22-year-old transgender individual, is in custody as police investigate a potential drug-related motive.
A man armed with a knife and scissors took a toy shop employee hostage in Pattaya. Police intervened, subduing the suspect and safely rescuing the victim. The man reportedly admitted to drug use.
Thai Airways (THAI) is facing escalating passenger dissatisfaction, not just from flight delays, but from a lack of information and slow response times. The issue of "unanswered waiting" for booking changes and refunds has emerged as a new problem.
Key figures from Thailand's 'Red Shirt' movement have been granted a royal pardon, regaining their freedom. This move is seen as a potential step towards easing long-standing political divisions in the country.
Record rainfall in Thailand has resulted in 22 deaths and impacted 2.6 million people. The widespread damage has caused significant disruption to infrastructure and daily life, with authorities working on recovery and relief efforts.
The Pattaya City Council convened a regular session to address long-standing issues concerning municipal boundaries, piers, traffic congestion, and public utilities, aiming to enhance living standards and support the city's growth.
Flooding across Thailand is estimated to have caused over 12.3 billion baht in economic losses, with Bangkok and Chonburi province bearing the brunt. Retail, tourism, and service sectors are particularly impacted.
Thai Airways has announced the cancellation of 37 additional flights, indicating a review of its operational schedule. Further details regarding the reasons for these cancellations and their impact are pending.
A Kosher restaurant in Ao Nang, Krabi, Thailand, has been inspected by authorities led by the provincial governor for allegedly conducting hidden religious activities, specifically the Jewish Sabbath observance known as "Shabbat." The situation calls for a response that respects community harmony.
The Bangkok Metropolitan Transit Authority (BMTA) conducted final checks on its bus fleet's readiness for the start of the new working year on September 30th, aiming to ensure smooth public transportation.
The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) and Asia Era One have signed an MOU for the operation of the Airport Rail Link, allowing the company to continue operations until January 31, 2027. The company also disputes claims regarding the termination of its high-speed rail contract.
A U.S. Navy Carrier Strike Group, led by the aircraft carrier USS George H.W. Bush, is scheduled to make a port call in Phuket, Thailand, from October 4-9, 2026. Approximately 4,800 U.S. Navy personnel are expected to disembark, with attention on the potential economic impact.
Thailand has launched Hua Hin and Cha-Am as its newest MICE (Meeting, Incentive, Convention, Exhibition) city. Uniting two provinces under the theme of '5 Senses', the initiative aims to attract international meetings and exhibitions.
Residents in Bang Balen District, Ayutthaya Province, central Thailand, are experiencing record flooding with water levels reaching two meters. Having endured years of floods, locals are expressing dissatisfaction with the Irrigation Department's response, appealing to local media.
A public hearing for the planned "Phu San Fah Airport" in Chiang Mai, Thailand, was canceled after a private developer claimed to have found irregular documents and alleged interference. This raises questions about the transparency and fairness of the project, potentially impacting its future progress.
Thailand's Water Resources Minister has identified the Tha Chin River basin as facing a critical situation, ordering maximum water diversion to northern rice fields, fearing the crisis could spread to Nakhon Pathom province.
A man under the influence of methamphetamine threatened a female toy shop employee with a knife near Pattaya, Thailand. Police intervention led to the employee's safe rescue and the man's arrest. The incident highlights the ongoing issue of drug abuse and related crime.