Bangkok: Flood waters in the southern regions of Thailand are beginning to recede, bringing some relief to the residents. However, many areas remain submerged, prompting ongoing rescue and relief efforts. The Huk 31 Korat Water Rescue Team has mobilized volunteers equipped with rescue gear and rubber boats to assist flood-stricken communities, particularly focusing on the city district of Pattani Province.

Pattani: Water levels in several areas of Pattani Province remain stable despite a decrease in many regions, as rising sea levels continue to influence the situation. This morning, in Nong Chik District, water levels have significantly receded compared to two days ago. Roads that were previously submerged, such as the one near the Nong Chik District Office, are now almost

Betong: A landslide caused significant damage to the parking lot behind the Betong Municipality building in Yala Province, affecting numerous vehicles. The incident resulted in several cars and motorcycles being trapped, with some vehicles sliding through a wall and into the municipal office. According to Thai News Agency, the landslide occurred on a public holiday, which fortunately meant fewer cars

Pattani: Keeping up with the flood situation in Pattani, the province is rushing to use jet skis to transport food and help more than 100 victims who are stranded in Ban Ko Po Subdistrict. According to Thai News Agency, local authorities in Pattani have been working tirelessly to provide aid to those affected by the severe flooding. The use of

Ranong: Tourism and fishing operations in Ranong Province continue as usual despite a recent incident involving a Myanmar warship firing at a Thai fishing boat. The situation has not disrupted travel and goods transportation between Ranong and Koh Song, nor has it impacted fishing activities in the area. According to Thai News Agency, following the incident where a Myanmar warship

Pattani: Pattani Province is facing a flood situation covering all 12 districts. Although the rain has stopped for 2 days and the water level in the river has started to decrease, it has not yet been completely drained from the area. It is expected that the water will remain flooded for weeks. According to Thai News Agency, the persistent flooding

Bangkok: A significant health warning has been issued in Thailand as 67 individuals have succumbed to diseases linked to the consumption of undercooked pork this year. The health issues, notably prevalent in the northern and northeastern regions, include conditions leading to deafness, prompting medical experts to advise the public to ensure pork is thoroughly cooked. According to Thai News Agency,

Mae Sai: It has been almost three months since the Mae Sai border community suffered from major flooding that caused severe damage. Many parties have mobilized to help the villagers until they can return to their daily lives and businesses. However, many people still cannot recover from the crisis. Meanwhile, relevant agencies are moving forward with long-term flood prevention plans.