Weather

Power Pole Falls After Storm Hits Bangkok's Suan Phlu

BANGKOK — 5 October 2026, A power pole and two trees were knocked down in Bangkok’s Suan Phlu area after heavy rain and strong winds swept through the area. The incident occurred in Soi Suan Phlu, where the fallen power pole and trees caused loud explosive-like sounds and sparks. The incident also knocked out electricity […]

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BANGKOK — 5 October 2026, A power pole and two trees were knocked down in Bangkok’s Suan Phlu area after heavy rain and strong winds swept through the area. The incident occurred in Soi Suan Phlu, where the fallen power pole and trees caused loud explosive-like sounds and sparks. The incident also knocked out electricity in the surrounding area. Police have arrived at the scene and blocked off the area, leaving traffic unable to pass through the soi. Authorities are working to secure the area and address the power outage.

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