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In Bangkok's Kheha Rom Klao community, severe flooding has trapped residents, prompting the deployment of large transport drones to deliver food and emergency supplies to areas inaccessible by boat. This initiative aims to provide swift assistance.
The People’s Party maintains a strong lead in the latest NIDA Poll with 35.40% support, and its leader Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut tops the prime minister preference list. The governing Bhumjaithai Party shows a decline in support.
Songkhla Province in southern Thailand has issued a flood alert due to rising water levels in the Satun River. The historic 'Mon Bridge' area is particularly at risk of inundation, and power outages have exceeded 15 hours. The Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA) has mobilized 200 personnel to restore the system.
More than 100 residents in Nan province, northern Thailand, reported acute illness symptoms just 15 minutes after participating in a health supplement tasting event. Authorities have launched an investigation into the cause amid concerns of spreading health impacts.
The Metropolitan Electricity Authority (MEA) has launched citizen support initiatives in response to widespread flooding in Bangkok. Efforts are focused on evacuating and transporting residents from affected areas, alongside ensuring electrical safety, in line with the Ministry of Interior's policy.
The Metropolitan Electricity Authority (MEA) is rapidly preparing and distributing 400 aid kits to flood-affected residents. Simultaneously, it is intensifying its 24-hour monitoring and response to ensure the safety of electrical systems in affected areas.
Siam@Siam Design Hotel Pattaya's 'Big Fish' seafood buffet has received a five-star rating, offering four hours of unlimited prawns and Gulf of Thailand sunsets. The buffet is highlighted as an experience beyond mere dining.
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) is rushing to restore power in flood-affected areas. The Metropolitan Electricity Authority (MEA) is expediting inspections and repairs to alleviate inconvenience for residents.
Despite a decrease in rainfall, widespread flooding continues to impact residents in Thailand's Pathum Thani province. Authorities are on high alert due to concerns over rising water levels from the Chao Phraya River.
Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin inspected the Klong Chan housing estate in Bangkok on September 28, ordering swift assistance for residents affected by flooding. The visit highlighted the widespread inundation and its impact on daily life.
The Metropolitan Electricity Authority (MEA) has dispatched special operation vehicles to flood-affected areas in Bangkok to provide essential power system restoration services, aiming for prompt assistance to residents.
The Thai Army and The Mall Group have collaborated to deliver food, water, and essential supplies to flood victims in the Khlong Chan Flat area of Bangkok's Bangkapi district. This partnership highlights the importance of rapid disaster response mechanisms.
Thai Minister of Environment and Natural Resources, Varawut, is closely monitoring the flood situation in Rayong province in real-time. He has assured that industrial estates will not be affected even if reservoirs in the province breach, emphasizing the latest monitoring systems and infrastructure safety.
Leading Thai shipping company RCL has held a naming ceremony for three of its latest container vessels in Guangzhou, China. These ships, designed with environmental performance and operational efficiency in mind, will bolster the company's global network.
Following ongoing flood damage in Bangkok, Khunying Sudarat Keyuraphan visited affected areas. Residents are strongly requesting the installation of water pumps to drain low-lying communities, in addition to immediate aid like food. The damage is particularly severe in older housing developments and canal-side communities.
Thai artist SMART CSNP celebrated his 25th birthday with his first-ever fan meeting in Bangkok. The event, themed around Muay Thai, featured special performances and interactive sessions with fans, creating a memorable occasion.
Bangkok is grappling with severe flooding that has impacted an estimated 700,000 people, with eight districts still submerged. The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration is intensifying relief efforts amidst challenges in medical support and food distribution.
Thailand's energy giant PTT Group is accelerating its relief efforts, delivering food and drinking water to victims of severe flooding in Bangkok and its surrounding provinces. The initiative aims to boost the morale of those affected by the disaster, demonstrating the company's rapid response capabilities during crises.
The Vajiralongkorn Dam in Thailand's Kanchanaburi province is nearing 95% capacity, raising concerns about potential flooding. Flash floods have also been reported at various locations, making the safety of local residents an urgent priority.
Gulf Energy Development Public Company Limited (GULF) announced its acquisition of a 50% stake in seven subsidiaries under Gunkul Engineering Public Company Limited for a total of 46.65 billion baht. This move is seen as part of GULF's strategy to expand its renewable energy business.
Thailand's energy giant, PTT Group, is accelerating the delivery of emergency supplies to victims of severe flooding in Bangkok and its surrounding areas. The company is committed to supporting affected residents by providing food and drinking water.
Thailand's energy giant, PTT Group, is swiftly delivering food and drinking water to flood victims in the Bangkok metropolitan area, offering both material and moral support. The company emphasizes its commitment to community contribution through rapid disaster response.
A tragic incident occurred in Thailand where a man died after falling from the 10th floor, reportedly after being unable to enter his girlfriend's apartment. The incident, which took place on September 28th, is currently under investigation. This event highlights the unpredictable nature of personal tragedies.
The Mars Impact Fund has entered the final stage of its $3 million mission to eradicate rabies in Thailand. This initiative marks a significant step towards eliminating rabies, a major public health concern.
The Pasak River in central Thailand is projected to rise by up to 4 meters due to planned increases in water releases from its dam, raising concerns for residents in the affected basin.
In Southern Thailand, the spokesperson for the Senate's Military Affairs Committee has requested clarification from the Internal Security Operations Command Region 4 (ISOC Region 4) regarding an alleged extortion letter demanding 100,000 Ringgit (approximately 3.5 million THB). This incident raises concerns about security in the region.
Despite advance warnings of heavy rainfall, many in Thailand were unable to evacuate in time before a major flood. This raises questions about the effectiveness and implementation of the country's flood alert systems.
Asia International Hotel Management (AIHM) announced that scholarship applications for its October intake of the BBA in Global Hospitality Management are closing soon. Scholarships of up to 50% are available for eligible students.
Thailand's Constitutional Court has ruled the general election held in February constitutional and legitimate, despite the presence of barcodes and QR codes on ballots. This decision upholds the status of MPs and cabinet members, averting the need for a new election.
The Pasak Dam, located on the Pasak River in central Thailand, is preparing to increase its water discharge rate to 400 cubic meters per second starting September 30th. This measure is likely aimed at managing the dam's water levels and its impact on surrounding areas.
The Thai government is hosting a training session titled "Incentive Business Masterclass" in Chiang Mai, aiming to develop operators in the MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) industry. This initiative is part of Thailand's strategy to enhance its competitiveness in attracting international MICE events.
Pattaya City, Thailand, has begun distributing financial aid of up to 88,600 baht to approximately 200 households affected by recent floods, aiming for a swift recovery of residents' livelihoods.
Severe flooding persisted in Bangkok's Bang Kapi district on Monday, prompting residents to stockpile food and essential supplies. Some have been forced to abandon their homes and sleep on a skywalk.
Widespread flooding occurred across Thailand last week due to record rainfall, significantly impacting the capital Bangkok and its surrounding areas. Disruptions to transportation and daily life for residents have been reported.
Eastern Thailand faces elevated flood risks due to localized heavy rainfall and river inflow from neighboring areas, particularly impacting Prachinburi province. The 9th Irrigation Office is closely monitoring the situation. Meanwhile, Chantaburi province is concerned about the 'Khao 15 Chan' area, while Rayong province remains stable.
AGRITHON by ARDA Season 3, a program driving digital transformation in Thailand's agricultural sector, has concluded with the selection of "CHAMP OF THE YEAR." The initiative aims to spark a new wave of innovation and propel Thai agriculture towards the future.