Severe Flooding and Flash Floods Hit Multiple Thai Provinces

Analysis of the low-pressure system and high-risk provinces across Thailand.

A large raft breaks loose in the Chao Phraya River, drifting 13 km and threatening infrastructure.

Rising water levels in Ayutthaya affect agriculture and residential areas due to dam discharge.

Farmers rush to harvest crops as water levels rise in the Nan and Yom rivers.

Heavy rain in Bo Rai and Khao Saming districts leads to agricultural flooding.

Director General of the Royal Irrigation Department explains discharge plans and compares current levels to 2011.

Comparison of current water volumes with the 2011 great flood and long-term infrastructure plans.

Residents in Bang Ban and Sena districts forced to sleep on roads as water enters homes.

MP Pradit Sangkhachai questions the government on the rapid increase in water discharge.

Minister Phanthadorn explains the necessity of discharge due to northern runoff.

Flash floods in Ban Kruat district cause a road to break, cutting off transportation.

Rising levels in Khlong Phrom Hot lead to emergency preparations in Aranyaprathet.