Koh Lanta Weather News — Andaman Coast Storm & Seasonal Updates
Minister Satchai Deploys Two Mobile Kitchens for Prachinburi Flood Relief
Natural Resources and Environment Minister Satchai Chommongkol has ordered two mobile field kitchens to provide meals for flood victims in Prachinburi province. The kitchens, staffed by park officials from several national parks, are preparing 3,000 meal boxes daily to relieve suffering. The ministry pledges to expand assistance as needed until the flood situation improves.
Village Flooded 50 cm Deep as PM's House Stays Dry
Floodwaters about 50 centimeters deep have inundated part of a village where activist Boss Nawawat Israkrisil lives, while the adjacent area housing Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul remains dry. Nawawat accused authorities of neglect, citing unequal drainage and loss of utilities, and urged media and influencers to investigate the disparity. He shared video evidence from October 1, 2026, showing his home submerged and calling for help.
Flash Flood Sweeps Ban Thongchai Village, Destroys Two Bridges
Heavy rain triggered flash floods in Ban Thongchai village, Mae Sot district, destroying two bridges and leaving over 1,000 residents isolated for four days. Hundreds of rai of farmland, mainly corn and chili crops, were damaged, and villagers have built temporary bamboo crossings while awaiting repairs. Authorities are coordinating heavy‑machinery efforts to restore access as soon as possible.
Samut Songkhram Declares Three Districts Disaster Zones Amid Flood Rise
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Bangkok Monitors Flooding in 15 Districts, Dispatches Aid
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Floods Claim 40 Lives Across Four Thai Regions
BANGKOK: Ongoing floods have spread to cover about 2,700 square kilometres and have killed 40 people with the most affected areas being the Central Plains, government spokesman Ekkapob Pianpises said yesterday (Sept 30).
Amata City Chonburi Deploys Pumps to Counter Flooding
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Korat Dam Issues Overflow Warning After Eight Days Rain
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Sai Yok National Park Shuts Waterfalls After Heavy Rain Flood
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Flood Waters Recede in Bangkok's The Tara Village
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Pa Sak Jolasid Dam Opens Seven Gates as Water Rises
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Nonthaburi Raises Red Flag Over Critical Water Levels
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