Thailand Sends Flood Relief to Nakhon Nayok Province
Natural Resources and Environment Minister Suchat Chomklin sent his secretary to Nakhon Nayok Province with over 1,000 food boxes and 10,000 bottles of water to aid flood victims. The visit on October 11 aimed to provide encouragement and immediate relief while the ministry coordinates further assistance. Officials warned that water levels remain mixed across the province and urged residents to stay informed.
Natural Resources and Environment Minister Suchat Chomklin said that, out of concern for those affected by the flooding, he had assigned Police Major General Surapon Bunyama, his secretary, to visit Nakhon Nayok Province on October 11, 2026 to offer encouragement and ease their hardship. During the visit, more than 1,000 food parcels and 10,000 bottles of drinking water were prepared for distribution to residents impacted by the floods, aiming to provide immediate relief and show the government’s ongoing care. The ministry pledged to coordinate assistance so that communities can overcome the crisis together under its “MNRE United, No One Left Behind” policy. It noted that while some parts of Nakhon Nayok are seeing water levels recede, other areas remain high due to water being diverted from Ban Sang District in Prachinburi Province, and urged the public to follow official updates and affirmed its continued readiness to help flood victims.
