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Thailand's Ministry of Transport has implemented measures to increase transport capacity to address severe traffic congestion around Rangsit Station. Efforts are underway to arrange vehicles near Future Park Rangsit to facilitate the smooth movement of nearly 400 passengers.
Thailand's Ministry of Commerce is strengthening cooperation with retailers to ensure shelves are fully stocked for the year-end shopping season. The initiative aims to meet consumer demand and boost economic activity.
Ayutthaya, Thailand, is experiencing severe flooding after record rainfall caused the Chao Phraya River to overflow. Communities in the old city area are submerged over one meter deep. This year's floods are noted to be earlier and more voluminous than usual.
A housing estate in Samut Prakan's Bang Phli district experienced an electric shock incident amidst flooding, resulting in one death and one person rendered unconscious. Authorities are investigating the cause, raising concerns for resident safety.
The Airports of Thailand Public Company Limited (AOT) and ride-hailing giant Grab have launched a free shuttle bus service connecting Suvarnabhumi International Airport with Bangkok's city center, aiming to enhance passenger convenience and alleviate traffic congestion around the airport.
The Thai government has urged calm amidst widespread flooding, warning businesses against hoarding goods and price gouging. It has stated that essential consumer goods remain sufficient and threatened severe penalties, including up to seven years imprisonment, for those engaging in unfair practices.
In Phuket's Bang Tao area, a group of foreign tourists allegedly poured oil on the road and set it ablaze while dancing to music, causing terror among local residents. Police have launched an investigation into the unusual incident in the popular tourist destination.
The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) has outlined five key directions for the industrial sector to address frequent flood damage. This aims to enhance the resilience of Thailand's vital manufacturing sector.
Flash floods originating from Khao Yai National Park have inundated four districts in Prachin Buri province, Thailand. Prachantakham district is experiencing its worst flooding in 30-40 years, prompting authorities to close tourist sites and evacuate residents.
Heavy rainfall continues to inundate eastern Bangkok, significantly impacting residents' lives. As recovery efforts intensify, concerns mount over future weather patterns.
Bangkok has opened 233 shelters to manage potential flooding from overflowing canals, aiming to ensure citizen safety and mitigate damage.
The Pattaya Marathon 2026, held on September 27, 2026, attracted over 10,000 Thai and international runners. Despite rainy conditions, athletes from Ethiopia and Kenya secured victories in the full marathon.
Banglamung, Chonburi – Mayor Narathip Fakruek has personally inspected flood-prone areas and rushed emergency supplies to residents affected by what some are calling the worst rainfall in thirty years. Continuous heavy rain has inundated parts of Banglamung and Chonburi.
Thailand's Defense Minister revealed that the Prime Minister has instructed flood response efforts to prioritize aid to victims without political division. Shortages of supplies and medical teams are reported at a shelter in the Lat Krabang district.
All 50 districts in Bangkok have been declared flood disaster zones due to severe inundation. This designation is expected to expedite emergency aid and recovery efforts for affected residents, highlighting the significant impact of the prolonged rainy season on urban functionality.
The Geo-Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency (GISTDA) has issued a warning for heavy rainfall in Thailand's central and eastern regions from September 26-27, urging vigilance against flash floods and landslides. Areas near rivers and low-lying regions are particularly at risk of sudden water level rises.
Thai boxing sensation Phetkoson Greenseed successfully defended his IBF World Minimumweight title, defeating Filipino challenger Mark Vicelles by TKO in the second round in Shizuoka, Japan. Phetkoson dedicated his victory to the people of Thailand.
Thai authorities are intensifying crackdowns on hotels operating without licenses, leading to numerous closures. The move aims to ensure tourist safety and maintain fair competition within the hospitality sector.
Amidst widespread flooding in Thailand, leading convenience store chain 7-Eleven is continuing its efforts to deliver essential goods to affected communities, ensuring a stable supply despite challenging conditions. The company's commitment to supporting residents in disaster-stricken areas is drawing attention.
Tops Thailand, a major retailer, has affirmed its readiness to meet continuous demand by ensuring sufficient stock and accelerating replenishment. The company expressed confidence in its supply chain's ability to satisfy consumer needs.
Don Mueang Airport in Bangkok, Thailand, continues to operate normally despite rising water levels in Klong Prem Prachakorn. Airport authorities are intensifying dewatering efforts throughout the day to prevent flooding.
Bangkok's Red Line urban train service has resumed normal operations after a temporary suspension due to a system malfunction. The disruption began at 3:21 PM, with the cause and recovery process drawing attention.
A tour boat ran aground off Jomtien beach near Pattaya, Thailand, due to strong winds and high waves. Beach chair rentals were temporarily suspended, impacting tourists and local businesses. Authorities are urging caution for marine activities.
As concerns rise over widespread flooding in Thailand, Go Wholesale, under Central Retail, is bolstering its stock and logistics to support customers and businesses. The company is focusing on maintaining and securing its supply chain in anticipation of water-related incidents in various areas.
Amid concerns over heavy rains and flooding impacting supply chains, Thailand's CP Group announced its wholesale and retail chains, Macro and Lotus's, have secured sufficient stock and are continuously replenishing inventory to meet consumer demand.
In response to ongoing heavy rains and flooding across Thailand, True Corporation has intensified its network maintenance operations to a 24-hour cycle. This measure aims to ensure continuous communication for affected individuals seeking assistance and information.
The Governor of the Metropolitan Electricity Authority (MEA) inspected Koh Kret, an area with high flood risk, directing enhanced safety measures for the electrical system and emergency response plans. Ensuring resident safety and stable power supply are pressing concerns.
The Metropolitan Electricity Authority (MEA) in Thailand announced it will provide guidance and assistance for electrical safety in flood-affected areas. The initiative prioritizes resident safety and aims to reduce risks of power outages and electric shocks.
A pole collapsed in Thailand due to torrential rain, narrowly missing a sound technician who was in his vehicle. The incident highlights infrastructure vulnerabilities and the importance of disaster preparedness amidst increasingly severe weather patterns.
Massive flooding has struck Chonburi Province in eastern Thailand, submerging all 11 of its districts. The Bang Pakong River, a major waterway, has overflowed, with some areas experiencing water levels up to 50 centimeters deep. The widespread inundation is severely impacting the lives of local residents.
A British man stranded on a luxury yacht in the Gulf of Thailand was rescued by emergency services amid severe weather conditions. The swift operation ensured his safe return to his wife, highlighting Thailand's coastal rescue capabilities.
Flooding has inundated a railway station in Nakhon Sawan province, leading to the cancellation of nine train services to northern Thailand. The widespread flood damage is impacting the country's rail network.
The Metropolitan Electricity Authority (MEA) in Bangkok has launched a 24-hour emergency reporting and assistance coordination center to address power issues for residents in flood-affected areas. The hotline number is 1130.
The Metropolitan Electricity Authority (MEA) in Thailand is urging residents in flood-affected areas to adhere to electrical safety guidelines to prevent electrocution and fire hazards. The advisory aims to ensure the safety of the power infrastructure and protect lives and property.
Thai Airways (THAI) has announced a measure allowing passengers affected by recent floods in Thailand to change their flight dates free of charge. This initiative aims to support travelers whose plans have been disrupted by the natural disaster.
Thailand has issued an urgent flood warning, anticipating a potential rise of 1.5 to 1.8 meters in river water levels by October 1. Authorities are urging vigilance and preparedness in affected areas.