Thai Government Denies Mega-Flood Risks Amid Heavy Rain Warnings

Reporting on the activation of 10 pumps at Pak Khlong Rangsit to lower water levels in anticipation of rain.

Police Lieutenant General Kamronwit Thoopkrachang discusses the 'three waters' threat: northern runoff, high tides, and local rain.

The Mayor of Rangsit details floodgate adjustments and the 'Rangsit City' app for citizen monitoring.

An interview with an elderly resident expressing fear of a repeat of the 2011 floods.

Governor Chadchart Sittipunt outlines BMA's readiness for rain between September 23-27 and identifies high-risk roads.

Governor Chadchart explains that rainfall intensity varies daily and cannot be definitively labeled as a 'rain bomb' in advance.

Deputy Director-General Nattawut Dandy explains the scientific basis for warnings and the difference between official data and social media posts.

The department clarifies that while rain is heavy, it is caused by a low-pressure area, not a storm, making a mega-flood unlikely.

Detailed list of provinces in the East, Northeast, Central, and South expected to face very heavy rain.

Dr. Thanes Somboon explains water diversion strategies and confirms discharge levels will not reach 2011 levels.

Deputy PM Songsak Thongsri criticizes social media pages for using extreme language to pressure the government.

Mr. Songsak urges citizens to filter social media news and confirms the installation of new monitoring instruments.