Severe Flooding Hits Multiple Thai Provinces as Dams Increase Discharge

Authorities order residents in three districts to evacuate due to Mae Klong Dam discharge.

Rainfall in Bangkok and warnings for 11 provinces downstream of the Chao Phraya Dam.

A riverbank protection wall breaks, sending water into the municipality and washing away homes.

The Mayor of Tha Makhuea explains that the collapsed structure was a protection wall, not a reservoir dam.

Strong, red-colored currents hit Wang Bua Weir, causing alarm among local residents.

Rescue teams save an elderly man stranded in a flash flood and report road collapses.

Warnings issued regarding the stability of old flood walls in residential villages.

Severe flooding in Klaeng, Rayong, with water reaching rooftops and forcing residents to shelters.

Increased discharge causes fish farms and residential rafts to break loose and clog floodgates.

Rescue teams save five stranded people and deliver aid to isolated homes in Kabin Buri.

The military uses drones with microphones and cargo capabilities to deliver food to isolated residents.

Flash floods force the evacuation of patients from a hospital in Sawang Arom district.

Local youth and residents use long-tail boats to help pump water out of flooded areas.

A vital bridge in Mukdahan is washed away, cutting off farmers from markets.