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Kanchanaburi Governor Warns of Heavy Rain, Flash Floods Through September 13

Kanchanaburi Governor issues urgent warnings for flash floods and heavy rain expected through September 13, with authorities placing tourist attractions on alert and preparing evacuation shelters across the province.

Kanchanaburi Governor Warns of Heavy Rain, Flash Floods Through September 13
8 Sept Khaosod

Kanchanaburi Governor Viratsda Songwansermsri announced on September 8 that Kanchanaburi is one of the provinces requiring close monitoring for flash floods, flash flooding, and waterlogging between September 8-13, following meteorological weather warnings. To prepare for the natural disaster, the governor has issued directives to district and local disaster prevention coordination centers and related agencies to closely monitor and assist residents by tracking official weather information, particularly in areas at risk of heavy cumulative rainfall, and coordinating personnel, materials, equipment, and machinery from local agencies including the military, police, irrigation department, and volunteer organizations on 24-hour standby.

For natural tourism attractions such as caves, waterfalls, and tunnel caves within Kanchanaburi province, particularly in national parks, areas showing risk must be immediately warned and cordoned off with strict entry bans. Authorities must also prepare emergency response plans, clear debris and water obstructions, accelerate drainage in residential areas, and inspect the safety of boats, rafts, and piers, making urgent repairs if needed. Traffic routes must be monitored with responsible agencies inspecting drainage points, deploying traffic officers, and installing clear warning signs in high-risk areas.

Temporary evacuation shelters with adequate food, drinking water, and necessities must be prepared, and emergency aid must be provided immediately if disaster strikes any area. Residents in high-risk zones, especially near hillsides and low-lying areas crossed by watercourses, should be cautious of heavy to very heavy rainfall and cumulative rain, avoid traveling through flood-prone routes and landslide-prone areas, and stay closely informed of official updates. Those needing assistance can call the emergency hotline 1784 or the Kanchanaburi Provincial Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Office at 0-3451-5998, available 24 hours.

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