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Despite intermittent heavy rain and localized flooding in Pattaya, major shopping centers like Central Pattaya, along with banks, restaurants, and retail shops, are maintaining normal operations. Residents and visitors are advised to exercise caution while traveling around the city.
Boat services from Pattaya's Bali Hai Pier to Koh Larn resumed on September 28, following a temporary suspension due to rough weather. While tourists can now travel to the island, passenger numbers appear lower than the previous week. Authorities are maintaining safety measures and will halt services if adverse weather conditions arise.
Thailand's Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives is closely monitoring increased water flow from the north, aiming to minimize public impact. Simultaneously, long-term flood mitigation projects and direct aid for farmers are being submitted to the cabinet.
An urgent evacuation order was issued for residents in parts of Rayong, Thailand, due to serious damage at the Khlong Raok Reservoir (Khao Juk Dam), with authorities warning of potential large water flows into surrounding communities.
Thailand's Office of the National Economic and Social Development Council (NESDC) has submitted a new large-scale water management project, estimated at 160 billion baht, to the cabinet. The project aims to control floodwaters from the north and mitigate flood risks in the greater Bangkok area by improving waterways connecting Chainat, the Pasak River, and the Gulf of Thailand.
The Royal Thai Navy has deployed an additional 10 water pushing boats to Nakhon Nayok Province following a request for flood relief efforts. This brings the total number of boats deployed to the province to 20. The Navy has 100 such boats ready and is prepared to offer further assistance if needed.
Amidst severe flooding in Rayong province, Thailand, the Royal Thai Navy has provided critical assistance in evacuating patients and newborns from Klaeng Hospital to safer locations. The Navy pledges continued support for flood victims.
Thai Airways (THAI) is facing a crisis with 52 flights experiencing lost luggage and 34 flights delayed. This situation highlights concerns about the airline's management and accountability, especially as other airlines operate smoothly.
The Khun Dan Prakan Chon Dam in Nakhon Nayok, Thailand, has reached 97% capacity, prompting authorities to reduce the gate discharge from 75 cm to 25 cm. This measure aims to minimize flood risks in downstream areas.
The Thai government announced adjustments to eight Eastern Railway services, rerouting them from Bangkok's Hua Lamphong Station to Ban Thap Chang Station starting September 29, 2024. This measure aims to facilitate public transportation connectivity and ease travel disruptions caused by ongoing flooding along the eastern railway line.
Southeast Asia has quietly undergone a trillion-dollar digital payment revolution over the past decade, fueled by a mobile-first population, increased access to financial services for the underbanked, government-led infrastructure, e-commerce growth, and regional payment linkages. This transformation, driven by QR code payments and real-time transfer systems, has been prominent in countries like Thailand.
The Thailand Board of Investment (BOI) announced tax incentives, including exemptions on machinery import duties and simplified accounting for damaged raw materials, to support flood-affected businesses in their rapid recovery. The measures aim to alleviate the burden on affected companies and expedite economic activity.
A mother and her 12-year-old daughter were found dead in Kanchanaburi province after their pickup truck was swept off a road by strong floodwaters. Two men were rescued, but the mother and daughter were carried away by the current. Their bodies were discovered the following day.
Thai Airways is mobilizing staff to speed up the delivery of baggage stranded from 52 flights at Suvarnabhumi Airport. The CEO has apologized to passengers and is aiming for a swift resolution.
Thai Enquirer reported its news summary for September 29, 2026. As of this report, only the publication date and headline are confirmed. Further details are pending.
Thai power giant Bangkok Industrial Gas (BGRIM) has signed an expanded cooperation agreement with GE Vernova. This signifies a strategic strengthening of their partnership to accelerate growth in the electricity sector across the ASEAN region. The collaboration is expected to include renewable energy initiatives.
Flooding in Thailand's eastern region has caused Sriracha vegetable prices to more than double. Farmers and retailers are struggling with reduced yields and increased costs, leading to a slowdown in consumer purchasing.
The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) announced that part of the Eastern Line is suspended due to flooding, halting services to Bangkok's central Hua Lamphong station. Trains will terminate at Thap Chang station. Heavy rainfall has caused widespread disruption.
Widespread flooding in Bangkok has intensified criticism of the government's crisis response capabilities, potentially leading to a decline in public opinion poll ratings. The effectiveness of infrastructure management, crucial for citizens' daily lives, is being scrutinized.
Thai Airways has suspended some flights due to a severe baggage handling crisis. The CEO has apologized, but stranded passengers are still awaiting solutions.
Thai Airways announced that delayed baggage occurred on 52 flights over the past two days. The airline is working to return the delayed luggage promptly and revealed that eight additional flights were canceled today (September 29).
An accident occurred at a construction site in Kanchana Buri, western Thailand, where a steel frame collapsed, injuring two workers. An investigation into the cause of the accident is underway. This incident highlights the importance of safety management systems at construction sites across Thailand.
A recent NIDA poll in Thailand reveals a significant drop in Prime Minister Anutin's popularity during the third quarter, while Deputy Prime Minister Yodchanan's saw a slight increase. Party support also shifted.
Thai Airways is facing criticism for communication failures after stranded passengers were left uninformed amid baggage handling chaos. Passengers endured extended waits at the airport.
Bangkok may face economic losses of up to B11.8 billion from future floods, according to estimates based on past inundations. This figure accounts for potential damage to infrastructure and disruptions to economic activities.
Thailand's Department of Intellectual Property (DIP) met with South Korean copyright agencies in Seoul to enhance cooperation on AI, online copyright enforcement, and rights management, aiming to support creators and the digital economy.
Torrential rains have triggered widespread flooding across 21 provinces in Thailand, causing significant disruptions. Notably, 102 rural road sections have become impassable, raising concerns about infrastructure damage.
The Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) announced a phased increase in water discharge from the Vajiralongkorn Dam starting September 29, as its water level approaches 96% capacity. The initial discharge will be 30 million cubic meters per day, escalating to 42 million cubic meters.
In Chonburi, Thailand, a group of youths in two cars and a pickup truck attacked a home, leaving a 39-year-old man seriously injured. A nearby van was also hit by stray bullets. The incident occurred shortly after a similar attack the previous night, and police are investigating using CCTV footage.
Thai Airways announced the cancellation of 14 flights scheduled for September 29-30. In addition to flight disruptions, a significant backlog of passenger baggage continues to cause issues.
Thailand's major companies are responding to widespread flooding. Telecom giants ADVANC and TRUE are focusing on network resilience, while retailer CRC manages supply chains and store operations. Real estate firm AWC plans a REIT for fundraising.
The Asia International Guitar Festival & Competition 2026 will take place from October 2nd to 4th, 2026, at the Yamaha Ratchadapisek Music School auditorium in Bangkok, marking the festival's 25th anniversary and 26th edition.
On September 26th, the Rotary Club Global Pattaya visited the Take Care Kids Thailand children's home despite continuous rain, donating food and a washing machine and interacting with the children.
The economic impact of recent floods in Thailand, caused by continuous rainfall from September 25-27, is estimated by Kasikorn Research Centre to be between 7 and 17 billion baht. The increasing frequency and severity of natural disasters pose a significant structural challenge to the Thai economy.
The Governor of Rayong Province, Thailand, conducted an aerial survey by helicopter to assess the impact of recent floods. A key focus was inspecting the Khlong Raok Reservoir to check its capacity before heading to the severely affected Klang District to oversee relief efforts for residents.
The Koh Chang Trail Run 2026 on Thailand's Koh Chang island saw 1,500 runners and over 500 companions, generating an economic impact of nearly 15 million baht. The event boosted local economic activity.