Severe Flooding Hits Multiple Thai Provinces: Rayong, Kanchanaburi, and Central

Footage shows a massive wall collapsing, flooding an entire village in under one minute.

A man on a motorcycle is swept away by currents and rescued by a brave citizen using a rope.

Flash floods erode and sever a main road connecting Mae Nam Khu, Pluak Daeng, and Ban Khai.

Debris from fish farms blocks the Mae Klong Dam gates, hindering water drainage.

The famous Skywalk and riverside restaurants are closed and partially submerged.

The confluence of the Ping, Wang, Yom, and Nan rivers causes rapid flooding under Dechatiwong Bridge.

Panic ensues when a crocodile-like shape appears in the flood, later revealed to be a statue.

Water from Nakhon Sawan flows toward the Chao Phraya Dam, threatening Chai Nat residents.

Villagers are forced to pay for their own rental tents as official shelters are unavailable.

Runoff from Khao Yai affects 7 districts and 40,000 households, leaving some without food.

Drivers attempting to cross deep water face vehicle loss and engine fires.

Rescue teams save 15 cats trapped in a flooded village in Bang Phli.

Flooded areas turn into 'garbage canals' with water stagnating for six days.