October 2, 2026

Gradual Water Release from Pa Sak Dam Ensures Safety for Bangkok

Bangkok:The Royal Irrigation Department has stated that the release of water from the Pa Sak Dam is being managed gradually and according to current conditions, ensuring no adverse effects on Bangkok.

According to Thai News Agency, the dam is releas…

Severe Flooding Affects Multiple Districts in Thailand

Bangkok:Sanphaya District Floodwaters have engulfed Sanphaya District in Chai Nat Province for five days, with water levels in low-lying areas reaching neck height. The situation has forced residents to rely on boats for transportation and evacuate to…

Governor Chatchart Discusses Flooding Solutions with Expert

Bangkok:Governor Chatchart Sittipunt held a meeting with Professor Dr. Suchatvee Suwansawat, former Rector of King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang, to address the ongoing flood issues in the Lat Krabang and Rom Klao districts. The discuss…

High-Capacity Pumps Bring Relief to Flooded Bangkok Housing Estate

Bangkok:Relief is finally in sight for residents in eastern Bangkok as high-capacity, custom-built pumps have successfully drained major floodwaters from the Klong Chan National Housing estate. These pumps, known locally as “Tho Sing,” were originally…

Blue 25th Anniversary Tour Scheduled for Bangkok in January 2027

Bangkok:British pop boy band BLUE is set to captivate fans once again with their 25th anniversary concert, the Blue 25th Anniversary Tour. The iconic band will perform their hit songs and invite fans to sing along on Tuesday, January 26, 2027, at UOB …

Guidelines for Safe Consumption of Food Amidst Flooding

Bangkok:Amidst the widespread flooding, ensuring the safety of food consumption for flood victims is as crucial as preventing illness. Consuming unhygienic food can lead to foodborne illnesses.

According to Thai News Agency, the Department of Health…

Chao Phraya River Flood Warning as Water Levels Rise

Ang Thong:Heavy rainfall in upper regions has led to rising water levels in the Chao Phraya River, necessitating the release of water from the Chao Phraya Dam at a rate of 2,500 cubic meters per second. This water mass is expected to reach Ang Thong t…