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Bangkok Rainfall Disrupts Road Travel, Airports Open

Heavy rainfall is disrupting road travel in Bangkok and surrounding areas, though airports and rail services remain operational. Travelers are advised to allow extra time and check weather and traffic updates before departing.

4d ago TAT Newsroom

TAT advises visitors that rainfall and localised flooding may disrupt road travel across Bangkok and surrounding areas. Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang airports remain operational, while rail services continue. Travellers should allow extra time, check flight, weather, traffic and transport updates, and consider alternative routes before beginning their journeys where appropriate.

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National

Royal Thai Silk Festival Opens in Khon Kaen

Thailand's Four-Region Quality Silk Festival opens September 23–27 in Khon Kaen, showcasing sericulture heritage and traditional techniques from across the country while creating market opportunities for silk farmers and producers.

Royal Thai Silk Festival Opens in Khon Kaen
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National

Thailand's IP Office Launches SME Matchmaking Program Worth 48 Million Baht

Thailand's Department of Intellectual Property launched a matchmaking program that helped over 300 SMEs file IP protection applications and generated 48 million baht in business transactions across six economic zones.

Thailand's IP Office Launches SME Matchmaking Program Worth 48 Million Baht
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Police

Woman, 24, Shot Dead in Pickup Ambush Attack

A 24-year-old woman was shot dead in an ambush attack by occupants of a pickup truck near Saphan Taksin market in Nakhon Si Thammarat early September 26. Police suspect the targeted killing may be linked to a love triangle and are reviewing

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National

Thailand Waives Expressway Tolls at 8 Routes Through Sunday

Thailand waived tolls on all eight major expressway routes through Sunday to help drivers navigate severe flooding and heavy rain affecting the country.

Thailand Waives Expressway Tolls at 8 Routes Through Sunday
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Weather

Navy Warns Bangkok of Severe Storms and Flash Floods

A strong low-pressure system is triggering severe thunderstorms and heavy rainfall across southern Thailand and Bangkok, with authorities warning of potential flash floods and mudslides in vulnerable areas.

Navy Warns Bangkok of Severe Storms and Flash Floods
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National

Thailand Deploys Pumps to Ease Flooding in Three Provinces

Thailand's Environment Ministry has deployed pumps across Prachuap Khiri Khan, Singburi, and Saraburi provinces to drain floodwaters and assist thousands of residents affected by persistent rainfall.

Thailand Deploys Pumps to Ease Flooding in Three Provinces
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National

Thailand Launches Phase 2 of 60/40 Relief Program for 26 Million

Thailand has launched Phase 2 of its 60/40 relief program, which has benefited 26 million people over three months by providing daily 200-baht cash assistance to support household expenses amid rising oil and commodity costs. The government

Thailand Launches Phase 2 of 60/40 Relief Program for 26 Million
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National

Thai Skateboarder Qualifies for Asian Games Finals

Thai skateboarder Wareeya Sukgetsem, 14, advanced to the women's street finals at the 2026 Asian Games in Nagoya after scoring 110.07 points in qualifying on September 26.

Thai Skateboarder Qualifies for Asian Games Finals
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National

Flooding Hits 21 Provinces, Over 27,000 Households Affected

Heavy flooding across 21 provinces has affected over 27,000 households, prompting Thailand's Prime Minister to order governors and disaster agencies to intensify monitoring, accelerate evacuations, and pre-position emergency resources.

Flooding Hits 21 Provinces, Over 27,000 Households Affected
4d ago Khaosod

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National

PEA Issues Electrical Safety Guide for Flooding

The Provincial Electricity Authority warns residents to move electrical equipment to higher ground before floods arrive and avoid using any appliances in standing water to prevent electrocution hazards.

PEA Issues Electrical Safety Guide for Flooding
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