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

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

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: The National Police Chief has mandated the creation of a personal identification operation center in Hat Yai, deploying a team of forensic doctors and evidence investigators from the central office. According to Thai News Agency, National Police Chief Pol. Gen. Kittirat Panpetch has instructed the immediate establishment of a forensic operations center in Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province.

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

Bangkok: The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has opened a Crisis Tourism Situation Monitoring Centre (CAPM) to urgently coordinate aid for tourists stranded by severe floods across Thailand’s southern provinces, Governor Thapanee Kiatphaibool announced. The flooding has paralyzed travel and heavily impacted areas including Songkhla (especially Hat Yai), Yala, and Nakhon Si Thammarat, leaving many international visitors unable to leave

Bangkok: Dr. Ae, alongside Mr. Suchatvee Suwansawat, leader of the Thai Move Forward Party, spearheaded a press conference to announce the launch of a flood relief caravan targeting the southern regions. They emphasized the urgency of immediate action, including the establishment of a unified command center, appointing a spokesperson, identifying safe evacuation routes, restoring essential public utilities, and ensuring medical