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Severe Flooding in Prachinburi and Chachoengsao Causes Mass Aquatic Deaths
Thairath•15:42•Disasters•
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Flooding in eastern Thailand leads to the discovery of a massive 100kg Giant Barb and widespread loss of farmed fish, while rescue teams provide aid to stranded villagers.
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Events
September 28, 2026: Intense flooding begins; a wild boar is rescued by the Phasuk garden owner.
Early October 2026: Floodwaters remain stagnant for over 10 days, causing mass fish deaths in cages and rivers.
October 11, 2026: A 100kg Giant Barb is found dead in Wang Kapong village.
October 12, 2026: Bang Pakong River levels rise, flooding Chachoengsao municipality and prompting emergency pump installations at Phutthasothon Hospital.
October 2026: Thai Nakha Foundation conducts jet ski and boat relief missions across Chachoengsao and Nakhon Nayok.
Who & What's Involved
Thai Nakha FoundationPhutthasothon HospitalWat Mai Krong ThongWat Pathum BuchaBang Pakong RiverPle NakornSaman MettaPanitchaya KrampaiboonSirirat Sombun
Topics
FloodingEnvironmental ImpactAnimal RescueHumanitarian AidAquatic Ecosystems
Locations
PrachinburiChachoengsaoNakhon NayokSi Maha Phot DistrictBang KhlaBang Sombun