Severe Flooding Hits Central Thailand as Dams Release Water

Reporting on rising water levels in Bang Phli and Mueang districts, with residents stranded for over a week.

Analysis of predicted rainfall for October 2-8 and the risk of additional water runoff.

Details on the dam reaching 95% capacity and the subsequent release of water affecting Nakhon Nayok.

An 89-year-old woman dies from electrocution after a power strip fell into floodwaters.

Footage and reports of violent thunderstorms, lightning strikes, and unusual hail in the capital.

Strong winds in Pluak Daeng district blow a heavy tent into houses and cars, causing significant damage.

Two teenagers drown after being swept away by strong currents while playing in the water.

Rapid forest runoff hits Tha Takiap district for a second time, forcing midnight evacuations.

A 67-year-old woman dies after attempting to move a hanging electrical box to protect others.

The dam releases 2,500 cubic meters per second, causing severe flooding in Chainat's Sophoeya district.

Water breaches embankments in Sing Buri and submerges homes up to the roof in Ang Thong.

Strong currents threaten ancient monuments and leave vulnerable residents stranded in foam rafts.

Installation of high-power pumps to drain the Rom Klao community despite obstacles like trash.

Residents at the drainage exit complain that pumping from Rom Klao is flooding their areas.

Residents in Samphao Thong village struggle with stagnant, foul-smelling water and lack of aid.