Bangkok: The Thai army is reinforcing its efforts to aid flood-affected areas in Songkhla, following a disaster level escalation to level 4. Lt. Gen. Wanchana
Hat yai: The flooding situation in the southern region of Thailand remains critical, with many families severely affected by the unexpected deluge. Despite efforts from
Bangkok: Air Phandila Fuklin, a well-known host of the “Tok Mun Ban Teng” program, has made a significant contribution to the ongoing flood relief efforts
Hat yai: Suchart Chomklin, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Natural Resources and Environment, has ordered the immediate dispatch of a Royal Thai Army helicopter
Bangkok: Mai Davika reveals she’s been following flood news and is donating 100,000 baht to Boom Panadda. According to Thai News Agency, the generosity of
Chiang mai: Chiang Mai Airport, in collaboration with Thai AirAsia, has launched a donation initiative to support flood victims in the South under the “Chiang
Bangkok: SME D Bank is offering “Kindness Bags” to alleviate the suffering of our southern brothers and sisters affected by flooding and is opening a
Hat yai: Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives Thammanat Prompao has initiated urgent measures to evacuate at-risk groups from flood-affected areas in
Bangkok: Art Phasut has donated 50,000 baht to the Good Deeds Foundation of Boom Panadda to aid flood victims in the South. The flooding in
Hat yai: CAAT issues warnings to passengers entering and exiting Hat Yai Airport and outlines relief measures from airlines during the flooding situation. According to