Severe Flooding Hits Multiple Thai Provinces; Luxury Estates and Rural Areas Sub

A high-end housing estate in Tha Sai, Nonthaburi, is submerged, leaving 600 households stranded.

Heavy rain causes flash floods at Khlong Nam Lai Waterfall in Kamphaeng Phet and closes waterfalls in Chiang Mai.

Erawan Waterfall closes due to dangerous currents; a mother and daughter are confirmed dead after a car accident on September 27.

A whirlwind destroys a house in Bang Rakam district, causing damages estimated at 50,000 baht.

A young boy dies after being sucked into a drainage pipe during heavy rains.

The Cabinet approves 4 billion baht in emergency funds; the Prime Minister visits Khlong Chan flats amid public criticism.

Residents face severe shortages of clean drinking water and electricity as floodwaters linger.

Bang Kapi Market turns into a 'floating market' as residents adapt to waist-deep water.

Rescue teams provide milk and diapers to families stranded in the Rom Klao housing project.

A pregnant woman is rescued via backhoe in Uthai Thani, and a motorcyclist is saved in Prachinburi.

Rescue teams save an elderly couple and a Chinese tourist who was stranded in a tree for two days in Kabin Buri.

Severe flooding in Rayong leads to mass evacuations and the rescue of hundreds of pigs from a farm.

Military and local authorities use drones to locate stranded residents on rooftops.