Severe Flooding Hits Nakhon Ratchasima, Sa Kaeo, and Ayutthaya

Runoff from Heo Suwat Waterfall in Khao Yai National Park floods homes and resorts in Pak Chong.

Irrigation officials open floodgates at Lam Nam Khem to manage rising water levels from Thap Lan and Khao Yai.

Governor Anupong Suksanit warns of heavy rain continuing through September 27, 2026.

Rising water levels in the Phra Sathueng Canal force residents and businesses to move belongings to higher ground.

A resort owner reports being submerged for six days, facing shortages of drinking water and filtration failure.

The 100-Year Old Market in Kabin Buri is flooded after runoff from Khao Yai and Thap Lan entered the Hanuman River.

Analysis of upcoming rain patterns from September 24-26 and comparisons to the major 2011 floods.

Soldiers and local officials deliver drinking water and essential supplies to stranded villagers.

An explanation of the water flow paths from Khao Yai through various rivers toward the Gulf of Thailand.

Increased discharge from the Chao Phraya Dam causes flooding in Bang Ban district, exacerbated by sea-level rise.

Homeowners describe the rapid rise of water and the necessity of using boats for transportation.

The village headman of Ban Kum discusses the scale of flooding affecting 250 households.

The Royal Irrigation Department raises water discharge to 1,750 cubic meters per second.