Royal Navy Deploys Ten Water-Push Boats to Bang Pakong River
The Royal Navy has moved ten water-push boats from Nakhon Nayok to the Bang Pakong River to boost drainage capacity. Spokesperson Rear Admiral Chanin Sriyaphai said the transfer shows the navy's flexible deployment of equipment to address changing water conditions and help residents.
On October 7, 2026, Royal Navy spokesperson Rear Admiral Chanin Sriyaphai announced that ten water-push boats are being transferred from Nakhon Nayok to the Bang Pakong River to increase water drainage capacity. The relocation reflects the navy's ongoing effort to adjust forces and equipment to match local water conditions, moving resources quickly where they are most needed. The navy emphasized it will continue monitoring water situations nationwide and use all available capabilities to assist the public.