Hat yai: The Thai military and various civilian aid organizations launched an extensive operation, employing air and naval assets to rescue and provide critical aid to residents trapped by severe floods in Hat Yai district, Songkhla province. This massive mobilization became necessary as ground access remained cut off in the inner city. According to Thai News Agency, helicopters were crucial,

Hatyai: Floodwaters are slowly withdrawing across Hatyai, but the receding waters have exposed a trail of devastation and despair, particularly in the Hatyai Municipal area. While overall levels have dropped and some streets are dry, many alleys remain under 30-50 centimetres of water with strong currents. Access has been restored to previously cut-off zones. Authorities are rushing food and water

Hat yai: Hat Yai Municipality water levels are beginning to recede and are expected to reach the riverbank level before noon today. The Royal Irrigation Department confirmed that water drainage from Hat Yai District is improving, despite yesterday’s rain partially adding water to the system. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Thanet Somboon, Director of the Water Management and Hydrology

Hat yai: The flood situation in Hat Yai District this morning has begun to ease, with some residents gradually returning to their homes. According to Thai News Agency, the floodwaters that had inundated several areas in Hat Yai are showing signs of receding. This has allowed local authorities to begin assessing the damage and residents to start returning to their

Yan ta khao: Water levels are beginning to recede. Bangkok: This morning, Trang Province saw sunlight for the first time in eight days. Meanwhile, floodwaters in Yan Ta Khao Subdistrict Municipality have dropped by about 50-70 centimeters, except in low-lying areas near canals. Rescue workers have recently arrived to help four people trapped in their homes. According to Thai News

Hat yai: The 4th Army Region Commander has confirmed that no soldiers were shot and killed while assisting with flood relief efforts in the Hat Yai District of Songkhla Province. The commander clarified that threats were made by local residents towards private sector aid workers, rather than any actual violence occurring. According to Thai News Agency, on November 27, 2015,

Trang: People fled their homes to escape the floods, turning the village into a deserted village. Flooding in Trang has begun to ease after the rain stopped last night, but communities along the Trang River are still inundated, with water almost reaching their roofs. Residents have rushed to evacuate their homes, leaving the village deserted for weeks. According to Thai

Hat yai: Areas in District 8, Hat Yai District, are now accessible after previously high and swift water levels made it difficult for rescue workers to reach them. Today, water levels have begun to recede, but the floodwaters remain high. According to Thai News Agency, rescue workers report that the distribution of supplies has not yet reached everyone. Some villagers