Football Association Office Flooded, Begins Rapid Repair Efforts
The Football Association of Thailand's office at Rajamangkhalagikrasat Stadium was flooded for several days, damaging equipment and disabling power and communications. Staff and expert teams have begun repairs after the waters receded, aiming to restore normal operations within two to three weeks.
The Football Association suffered damage similar to other sports organizations within the Sports Authority of Thailand after being inundated for several days, requiring urgent restoration of its office building. Rapid flooding around Rajamangkhalagikrasat Stadium in Huamark directly affected the Football Association of Thailand’s headquarters, with floodwaters reaching the first-floor office spaces, disabling electrical and communication systems and damaging office equipment, including four association vans, after water levels rose quickly late on September 26. Since the water has receded, association staff and expert teams have inspected the damage and begun urgent repairs to restore normal operations, with the full recovery expected to take about two to three weeks.
