Severe Flash Floods Strike Phetchaburi's Khao Yoi District

Reporting on the sudden arrival of strong currents in Bang Khem, Khao Yoi, during the night.

Surveying the damage in Village 4, where over 200 homes were flooded, some for the first time since 2018.

Local residents describe the speed of the water and the assistance provided by migrant workers and the municipality.

Coordination between rescue teams from Phetchaburi and Samut Songkhram, along with military and border police.

The use of safety ropes to move people through waist-deep, fast-flowing water near bridges.

Analysis of the water flow from upper canals through the market zones toward the Gulf of Thailand.

Rescue teams delivering food and supplies via flat-bottom boats to stranded families.

A family with an 85-year-old heart patient describes their decision to shelter in place.

An elderly woman with stage 4 cervical cancer recounts losing her home to the flood.

The District Chief explains how high sea tides are preventing floodwaters from draining.

A grandmother braves the currents to get food for her 2-year-old grandchild.

An 87-year-old woman with chronic health issues describes her sleepless night fearing the rising tide.

Local volunteers and the Khao Yoi municipality use broadcast systems to warn residents.

Collaboration between the Sawang Benjatham Foundation (Samut Songkhram) and local Phetchaburi teams.

Reviewing security footage from October 9 showing the rapid transition from dry land to flooding.

A resident returning from a trip to Khao Kho finds his home submerged and furniture destroyed.

The District Chief outlines the evacuation of bedridden patients to shelters at the TAO office.