Kanchanaburi: A 10-wheel truck carrying goods experienced brake failure and crashed into a pickup truck carrying Myanmar workers on a long downhill road before entering Sangkhlaburi District, resulting in 3 deaths and more than 10 injuries. According to Thai News Agency, the ten-wheel truck, loaded with vegetables and fruits, collided with four pickup trucks carrying Myanmar workers, leading to a

Bangkok: The influence of Typhoon Wipha has resulted in heavy rainfall in Nan, with the accumulated precipitation exceeding 200 millimeters. This has led to flooding in numerous areas and a rapid rise in the Nan River. According to Thai News Agency, Nan Province has been experiencing continuous heavy rain for nearly 20 hours, particularly affecting the northern regions. Accumulated rainfall

Bangkok: The effects of Typhoon Wipha have led to severe flooding in Nan Province, as water has begun to overflow into the city. The typhoon’s impact has resulted in heavy rainfall throughout the region, with numerous areas experiencing substantial inundation. According to Thai News Agency, the rainfall across Nan Province exceeded 200 millimeters in several locations, contributing to widespread flooding.

Mae sai: Mae Sai remains secure as locals have proactively placed sandbags in anticipation of potential flooding. Currently, at the Mae Sai border checkpoint, despite ongoing rain and occasional showers, the water level in the Sai River remains several meters below the flood barrier. According to Thai News Agency, villagers in the area are maintaining a vigilant watch on the

Chiang rai: Typhoon Wipha has flooded Thoeng District, Chiang Rai Province. Flash floods have inundated houses and agricultural areas. Thoeng Hospital has announced that it will temporarily suspend general patient services and will only accept emergency patients. The district chief has ordered officials to help villagers move belongings to higher ground and evacuate patients and the elderly to safety. According

Bangkok: The Department of Mineral Resources has issued a warning for potential landslides across 21 provinces due to the effects of Tropical Storm “Wipha”. Despite the storm’s weakening into a low-pressure system, the monsoon trough continues to bring heavy rain to numerous areas in the North and West. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Pichit Sombatmak, Director-General of the Department

Ubon ratchathani: The Royal Thai Army has condemned Cambodia for allegedly laying a mine in the border area of Chong An Ma, Ubon Ratchathani Province, resulting in severe injuries to Thai soldiers. On July 23, 2025, at approximately 4:55 p.m., personnel from the 14th Infantry Regiment’s patrol unit encountered a landmine in the Huai Bon area, Nam Yuen District. The

Bangkok: The flooding in Nan city, including the economic zone, is still rising and spreading wider after the water level rose more than 9 meters and overflowed. According to Thai News Agency, the situation has escalated significantly, causing disruptions in daily activities and affecting local businesses. Authorities are on high alert as they monitor the water levels closely, and emergency