Chachoengsao:The Royal Thai Navy has mobilized water-pushing vessels to address rising floodwaters in the region. A total of 28 vessels have been deployed to expedite water drainage from the Bang Pakong River, with the capacity to manage over 1.7 million cubic meters of water daily.
According to Thai News Agency, Rear Admiral Chanin Sriyapha, a spokesperson for the Royal Thai Navy, announced that the navy is operating at full capacity in its flood relief efforts. The deployment involves both vessels and personnel in Chachoengsao province, aiming to efficiently channel water into the sea, thereby improving drainage and alleviating the impact on the local population.
As of October 11, 2026, the navy's operation includes 64 personnel and 30 water-pushing vessels. Of these, 18 vessels are actively working in the affected area, 10 are stationed near the Bang Pakong River motorway bridge, and 2 are undergoing repairs. The navy's efforts on October 10th resulted in the successful management of approximately 1,705,860 cubic meters of water in a single day.
For the ongoing operations on October 11, all 28 vessels are being utilized as planned. The navy is actively monitoring water conditions and adjusting strategies to maintain optimal drainage efficiency, aiming to maximize public benefit.
A spokesperson emphasized the navy's commitment to supporting the public, stating that monitoring and adapting to the water situation are key to effective problem-solving. The navy continues to ensure its resources are effectively deployed in response to the flooding challenges.