Bangkok: Satun Province is in a serious crisis with flooding in all 7 districts. The latest announcement is that the entire province has been declared
Hat yai: Water levels in Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province, continue to rise, both in and outside Hat Yai City. According to Thai News Agency,
Phra phloeng: A wild elephant attacked a eucalyptus logging worker, killing one and seriously injuring three others in a forest park area of a village
Bang sai: High floodwaters in Bang Sai, Ayutthaya, have significantly affected local farmers, forcing them to wade through water to continue their work. Many roads
Songkhla: Floodwaters remain high in areas outside Songkhla City following heavy rain and rising sea levels. Relevant agencies are rushing to provide assistance to villagers.
Hat yai: The flooding situation in Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province, remains concerning. Rain fell throughout the night, causing water levels to rise and spread
Yala: Heavy rain in Yala has declared one district a disaster zone. Continuous rain in Yala has declared one district a disaster zone. Flood victims
Poipet: One more Thai man from Chiang Mai was found dead in Poipet. The situation at the Sa Kaeo border remains calm. According to Thai
Surin: The Surin Elephant Show has officially commenced, celebrating under the theme “A Wonderful Elephant Show of Loyalty, Eternally in the Hearts of Thais.” The
Satun: Follow the flood situation in the southern region. La-ngu District, Satun Province, is the worst in 50 years. In Pattani Municipality, the water mass