Thai Meteorological Department Debunks 'Great Flood' Rumors

Discussion regarding a social media page's countdown to a massive flood and the resulting public panic.

The Meteorological Department issues a formal warning for heavy rain between September 23-27, 2026.

The 'T-Lom Fa Akat' page returns to defend its posts as being for the public benefit.

Deputy Director-General Natthawut explains why current conditions differ from the 2011 Great Flood.

Detailed daily forecast for the East, Northeast, and Central regions from September 23-27.

TMD clarifies that the viral posts are exaggerated and not based on tropical storm data.

Warning about soil's inability to absorb more water, increasing flash flood risks in Bangkok and the East.

The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) warns of heavy rain and potential drainage issues.

Reports of water backing up through drains in Nong Nae community, Chachoengsao.

Residents in low-lying areas begin moving belongings to higher ground as river levels rise.

A delivery rider's struggle with flooded alleys in the Ramkhamhaeng area.

Strong winds cause a roof collapse at a fish market in Bang Prakan, injuring a vendor.

Severe flash floods in Pak Chong district sweep away belongings and damage homes.

Flooding affects the 304 road, a local health center, and the 100-year-old market.