Bangkok: In collaboration with the Thai Red Cross, the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) is urging the public to donate essential items to assist flood-affected regions in the South. A network of 52 donation points has been established across the city, with key locations such as City Hall and the Giant Swing operating around the clock. According to Thai News Agency,

Hat yai: The Royal Thai Army has mobilized helicopters, aircraft, medical units, and special forces to fully support the Forward Command Center for Disaster Relief in Region 4, expediting relief efforts for flood victims in the South. This mobilization comes as the flooding has had a widespread impact on the local population. According to Thai News Agency, General Pana Klaewplodthuk,

Hat yai: Water levels in Hat Yai are starting to recede in some areas, but the rain continues to fall, making evacuation difficult. According to Thai News Agency, the update on the flood situation this morning indicates that while some areas have seen a decrease in water levels, the persistent rainfall is complicating efforts to evacuate residents effectively. Emergency services

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 Sawatdee, spokesman for the Flood Emergency Operations Center (FOC), announced the deployment of personnel, medical teams, and equipment to support relief missions, including dispatching supplies to the Royal Thai Armed Forces Headquarters as part of

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 in the southern region by donating essential consumer goods and assisting in packing relief bags for those severely affected by the unexpected deluge. According to Thai News Agency, the flooding situation in the southern region

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 entertainers continues to grow, with both physical and mental strength and financial resources continuously donating to help flood victims in the South. Recently, famous actress Mai Davika has asked to contribute another 100,000 baht, having

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 donation center for essential items at the SME Bank Tower. The Small and Medium Enterprise Development Bank of Thailand (SME D Bank), led by Mr. Pichit Mitrawong, Managing Director, along with executives and staff, conducted

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 Thai News Agency, due to the flooding in Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province, with high water levels in several areas, travel to and from Hat Yai Airport may be difficult. Government passenger shuttles, especially those