Bangkok: Every minute counts! Air operations are expediting route surveys and continuing to transport relief supplies to Districts 3 and 4 as the overall flood situation improves. According to Thai News Agency, at 5:00 PM on November 27, 2015, at the Disaster Relief Center of the 4th Army Area Forward Command (42nd Military Circle), Senanarong Camp, Hat Yai District, Songkhla
Yangon: The Minister of Foreign Affairs expressed hopes that the upcoming elections in Myanmar will provide opportunities for various parties to participate, emphasizing the desire for lasting peace and strengthened security and economic ties. He highlighted the Thai private sector’s request for the government to coordinate the relaxation of investment restrictions, which have been impacted by the domestic situation for
Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, the Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior, announced his plans to visit Hat Yai tomorrow morning after presiding over a meeting with the National Security Council. This decision follows his engagement with the Flood Emergency Operations Center (FOCOC) at the Phakdi Bodin Building. According to Thai News Agency, Anutin was questioned by reporters about the current
Bangkok: Pheu Thai Party opens a donation center and packs flood relief supplies. “Kor Kaew” reveals that 1,400 relief bags have arrived in Songkhla and are ready for distribution to the public. According to Thai News Agency, the Pheu Thai Party is collecting donations from those wishing to help flood victims in the South from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Hat yai: ‘Kim Yong Market’, the economic center of Hat Yai, suffered heavy damage. A survey conducted after the flood situation began to ease revealed substantial destruction to buildings, shops, vehicles, and personal belongings. The residents of the area have been severely affected by the floodwaters. According to Thai News Agency, the aftermath of the flooding has left the community
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
Bangkok: The Criminal Court has granted bail to Premchai Karnasuta and Kriangsak Kowatana, defendants in the Office of the Auditor General’s building collapse case, resulting in their release from prison. According to Thai News Agency, the Criminal Court issued a temporary release order for Premchai, the 17th defendant, and Kriangsak, the 20th defendant, in the case concerning the collapse of
Hat yai: Floodwaters in Hat Yai have begun to recede, revealing extensive damage across the region. Some areas, including the Khuan Lang Subdistrict Municipality and Hat Yai City Municipality, have experienced nearly complete destruction. According to Thai News Agency, the receding waters have laid bare the scale of devastation in affected areas. The two municipalities are among the hardest hit,
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