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Three Thai Banks Close 113 Branches Amid Floods
Three major Thai banks temporarily closed a total of 113 branches on September 27 due to widespread flooding, disrupting financial services for numerous customers.
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Pattaya Mail
Tour Boat Sinks Off Jomtien Beach, Passengers Safe
A tour boat sank off Jomtien Beach near Pattaya, Thailand, due to rough weather, but all passengers were reported safe. Debris washed ashore, and authorities urged caution.
Pattaya Mail
American Man Arrested in Pattaya After Secret Drug Lab Uncovered
Thai authorities arrested a 42-year-old American man in Pattaya after discovering a hidden drug laboratory in his home. MDMA, ketamine, and mixing equipment were seized, with investigations exploring links to a wider criminal network.
Pattaya Mail
Rotary Club of Utapao International Donates to Ban Hin Wong School Education Fund
The Rotary Club of Utapao International has donated 20,000 baht to the Ban Hin Wong School in Sattahip, Thailand, as part of a traditional "Pha Pa for Education" fundraising initiative, aiming to enhance educational opportunities for students.
MGR Online (Regional)
Three Rescued After Car Swept Away by Floodwaters in Southern Thailand
A vehicle was swept away by strong flood currents in southern Thailand during heavy rainfall, forcing its three occupants to cling to a tree to survive. Local residents and rescue teams collaborated to save them from the perilous situation.
INN News
Eastern Thailand Floods Worsen, 'Red Flag' Raised Amid Concerns of Delayed Aid
Record rainfall has caused severe flooding in Chanthaburi province, eastern Thailand, prompting the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation to raise a 'red flag' warning. Concerns are rising over the delayed declaration of disaster areas by the provincial governor, potentially hindering swift aid to affected residents. Bangkok is also on alert.
Khaosod English
Anutin Heckled as "Too Rich!" During Flood Visit
Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul was heckled with shouts of "Too rich!" by residents during a visit to a flood-affected community. Residents voiced concerns over food and portable toilet shortages, prompting the PM to order mobile kitchens and personally fund meals. The government is also considering a public holiday.
The Thaiger
Bangkok Rain Causes Overcrowded Commuter Trains
Heavy and continuous rainfall in Bangkok has led to flooded streets, causing a surge in commuters relying on public transportation, particularly trains. This has resulted in consistently overcrowded services, increasing the burden on daily commuters.
Pattaya News
Khao Mai Kaeo Mayor Leads Aid Delivery to Flood Victims in Ban Phu Sai and Ban Thung Sa Kaeo Amidst Persistent Rain
Khao Mai Kaeo, Chonburi – Mayor Jamnian Keetheepakun led a relief effort on September 26th, 2026, distributing survival kits and household supplies to residents in Ban Phu Sai and Ban Thung Sa Kaeo impacted by severe flooding. Some locals described the situation as the worst in thirty years due to persistent heavy rainfall.
MGR Online (Regional)
Rayong Province Declares Two Districts Disaster Zones Due to Flooding, Expedites Aid and Relief
Rayong Province in eastern Thailand has officially declared two districts as disaster zones due to severe flooding. Immediate aid for affected residents and expedited procedures for emergency financial assistance are currently underway.
Khaosod English
Athletes Use Inflatable Pool as Boat Amid Bangkok Floods
Severe flooding at Bangkok's Sports Authority of Thailand complex has submerged vehicles of athletes and coaches en route to the Asian Games. In a resourceful move, members of the Taekwondo Association of Thailand used an inflatable pool as a makeshift boat to reach higher ground.
MGR Online (South)
Temples Across Thailand Buzz with Activity for Grandparents' Day
Across Thailand, temples were bustling as many people participated in merit-making and donations to honor their grandparents on Grandparents' Day, coinciding with the Songkran festival. This period is a significant time for family gatherings.
MGR Online (South)
Hatyai Hospital Achieves First in Region with Advanced Surgery for Large Jaw Tumor
Hatyai Hospital in Southern Thailand has successfully performed a complex surgery to remove a large jaw tumor and reconstruct the bone using advanced technology, marking a first for the region. This achievement highlights the advancements in Thailand's medical capabilities.
Khaosod English
Anutin Vows Faster Flood Relief After Cutting Short Overseas Trip
Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul returned to Thailand early from an overseas mission, ordering government agencies to accelerate flood relief nationwide and coordinate responses using a unified data system. He emphasized swift aid distribution and the promotion of long-term flood prevention projects.
MGR Online (South)
89-Year-Old Grandmother Travels to Phuket to Congratulate Granddaughter on AGT Win
An 89-year-old grandmother traveled from Cha-uat, Nakhon Si Thammarat, to Phuket to warmly embrace her granddaughter, "Nene Royal," upon her victory in America's Got Talent (AGT). The emotional reunion marked a significant moment after the long journey.
MGR Online (Business)
Thailand Accelerates Aid for Flood-Hit Farmers and SMEs
The Thai government is rapidly advancing compensation for flood-affected farmers and loan support for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) impacted by recent water damage. Deputy Prime Minister and Commerce Minister Warawut has issued directives to relevant ministries.
MGR Online (Regional)
Rayong Province on High Alert for Flooding at 8 High-Risk Areas
Rayong Province in eastern Thailand is on high alert at 8 high-risk locations in preparation for potential flooding due to heavy rainfall. 150 personnel and equipment have been mobilized to minimize damage, with potential impacts extending to multiple districts.
Bangkok Post
Bangkok Floods Force Thousands into Shelters
Thousands have been forced into shelters in Bangkok due to record-breaking rainfall. The city's infrastructure is paralyzed, severely impacting residents' lives. Urgent recovery efforts and future mitigation strategies are now paramount.
Pattaya News
Pattaya Man, 20, Slashed in Neck and Head by So-called Friend Over Missing 8,000 Baht, Police Say
A 20-year-old man in Pattaya, Chonburi, Thailand, was severely injured with slash wounds to his head and neck by an acquaintance over a dispute involving 8,000 baht in missing cash. Police are investigating the incident.
MGR Online (Business)
Thai Eastern Railway Line Closed Due to Flooding, 10 Trains Canceled
Continuous heavy rainfall in eastern Thailand has caused railway lines to flood, leading to partial closures. Today, September 27th, 10 train services have been canceled with no clear timeline for resumption.
INN News
Thai Deputy Agriculture Minister Orders Special Task Force for Flood Preparedness
Thai Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives has ordered the formation of a special task force to provide 24-hour assistance to citizens in preparation for continuous rainfall, aiming to mitigate damage and ensure swift responses, especially in agriculture and fisheries.
The Nation Thailand
Thai Airways Baggage Delays at Suvarnabhumi Airport on Sept 26-27
Thai Airways reported baggage delays at Suvarnabhumi International Airport on September 26-27. Specific causes and the extent of the impact have not yet been detailed.
MGR Online (South)
Popular Talent 'Nene' and OZONE Group Arrive in Phuket, Receive Warm Welcome
Popular Thai talent 'Nene' and members of her girl group OZONE have arrived at Phuket International Airport, receiving a warm welcome. The event highlights the vibrant entertainment industry in Thailand and its contribution to the local economy.
MGR Online (Regional)
Khon Kaen Provincial Governor Election: Unofficial Results Expected by 10 PM Tonight
The unofficial results of the Khon Kaen Provincial Governor election are expected to be announced by 10 PM tonight, September 27th. This election is significant for the future of local governance in the province.
The Thaiger
Thai Asian Games Teams Delayed 8 Hours by Floods
Thai Asian Games delegations faced an eight-hour flight delay due to airport disruptions caused by torrential rains, raising concerns about athlete conditioning.
Bangkok Post
Schoolboy Hailed for Clearing Rubbish from Flooded City Street
A schoolboy in a Thai city has been lauded for his initiative in cleaning up a flooded street. His actions highlight the importance of community spirit and individual contribution during challenging times.
MGR Online (Business)
Suvarnabhumi Airport Faces Baggage Chaos Amid Equipment Malfunctions and Staff Shortages
Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi International Airport is experiencing significant disruptions due to widespread baggage delays. The issues are reportedly caused by malfunctions in baggage handling vehicles and a shortage of operational staff.
MGR Online (Regional)
Thailand Sees Surge in Phone Charging Fires, Home Destroyed in Saraphi Incident
A house in Saraphi, Chiang Mai, was completely destroyed by fire, believed to have originated from a charging mobile phone. Such incidents involving charging devices have become increasingly common in Thailand, highlighting an urgent need for public safety measures.
Khaosod English
Bangkok Authorities Urge Motorists to Avoid 31 Flooded Roads
Bangkok Metropolitan Administration has advised residents to avoid 31 major roads experiencing severe flooding due to heavy rainfall. Commuters are urged to use public transport and check alternative routes.
The Thaiger
Don Mueang Airport Open Despite Flooding
Don Mueang Airport in Bangkok remains open for operations despite flooding caused by heavy rainfall. No major disruptions to flight schedules have been reported at this time.
MGR Online (Regional)
Thailand's Chanthaburi River Hits Critical Levels, Red Flag Alert Issued
Thailand's Chanthaburi Province has issued a maximum-level 'red flag' flood alert as the main river's water level surged to 3 meters. Authorities are bracing for further water influx, urging heightened vigilance.
Khaosod English
Khlong Chan Flats Residents Cut Off by Flooding, Facing Shortages
Residents of Khlong Chan flats in Bangkok are stranded by severe flooding, with no access to food, water, or electricity, appealing for urgent assistance.
The Nation Thailand
Bangkok flood update: 31 roads to avoid on Sept 27
Bangkok continues to face widespread flooding as of September 27, with 31 major roads remaining impassable. The situation is significantly impacting daily life and transportation networks. Ongoing monitoring is crucial.
INN News
Bangkok Flooded in Multiple Areas, Traffic Disrupted; Diversions Advised
Bangkok continues to experience severe flooding in multiple key areas as of September 27th due to persistent rainfall. Roads such as Nawamin and Huamark are submerged by over 20 cm, with some locations reaching depths exceeding 1 meter. Authorities are strongly advising residents to avoid non-essential travel and seek alternative routes.
MGR Online (Regional)
Rayong Floods Devastate Agriculture, Affecting 6 Districts
Severe flooding in Thailand's eastern Rayong province has inundated 11,900 rai (approx. 1,900 hectares) of agricultural land across 6 districts, impacting 497 households. Authorities are urgently assessing the damage.
Khaosod English
Chanthaburi Raises Flood Alert to Red as 8 Districts Submerged, 2 Dead
Chanthaburi province in eastern Thailand has issued a red flood warning as widespread flooding impacts eight districts, claiming two lives. Authorities are urging residents in affected areas to move to higher ground.