AIS Boosts Network Resilience Against Floods, Heavy Rain
AIS has activated emergency protocols across its network to maintain service during heavy flooding and rainfall affecting Bangkok and multiple provinces, deploying backup power systems and engineering teams to critical infrastructure sites.
AIS Advanced Info Service Public Company Limited has escalated the readiness of its nationwide communications network in response to heavy rainfall and flooding affecting Bangkok and multiple provinces. The company is intensifying round-the-clock network monitoring and analysis while deploying engineering teams, backup power systems, and support equipment to ensure continuity of service in all conditions.
AIS is tracking network status alongside weather forecasts, water levels, and power infrastructure to assess risks and prepare for affected areas, with engineers stationed at critical points serving hospitals, disaster relief centers, government agencies, and essential infrastructure. The company has positioned generators, batteries, backup power systems, fuel supplies, and mobile base stations to reinforce network capacity and respond if electricity or transportation routes are disrupted.
Engineering teams are continuously monitoring networks using artificial intelligence to evaluate and analyze network management throughout the 24-hour period, ensuring the communications infrastructure functions as a critical emergency service so the public can maintain family contact, access information, and coordinate assistance without interruption.
