Bangkok: Tak Siriporn has donated 50,000 baht to support flood relief efforts in southern Thailand. The donation aims to assist those affected by the recent, severe flooding in the region. Thousands of families have been impacted by the unexpected deluge, with many communities struggling due to limited aid and inaccessibility. According to Thai News Agency, renowned singer Tak Siriporn Yooyod
Bangkok: Chaichanok Chidchob, Minister of Digital Economy and Society, has initiated urgent measures to repair mobile phone signals and deploy solar-powered charging equipment in flood-affected areas in the South. He emphasized that while this is a step towards addressing the root issues, it remains a temporary solution amid uncertainties about the situation’s improvement over the next few days. According to
Bangkok: The program “Journey of Dreams” is set to air this Saturday on “Channel 9, press 30,” showcasing the football team from Chai Nat Provincial Administrative Organization School. This initiative aims to highlight the spirit and aspirations of young athletes. According to Thai News Agency, “Journey of Dreams” is broadcast every Saturday at 9:30 a.m. and is sponsored by Apollo
Hat yai: The Army Chief of Staff announced the mobilization of military equipment and personnel to assist with the flooding crisis in Hat Yai. The effort focuses on the rapid evacuation of residents in critical areas, with expectations that the Prime Minister will address management concerns. According to Thai News Agency, General Chaiyapruek Duangpraphat, Chief of Staff of the Royal
Bangkok: Supamas has directed the Public Relations Department’s National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) to work with MCOT to modify the state media schedule to provide real-time monitoring of the flood situation in the South, following the Cabinet’s decision to declare a state of emergency in vulnerable areas. This move is to ensure the public receives accurate and timely information.
Hat yai: The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment dispatched a helicopter to Hat Yai Hospital to transport newborns trapped by severe flooding, as part of a coordinated effort with the Ministry of Public Health to aid flood victims in Hat Yai, following directives from the Prime Minister. According to Thai News Agency, this rescue mission follows previous images showing
Songkhla: 715 factories in Songkhla were damaged by flooding, costing more than 1,282 million baht, while 17 power plants were unable to produce electricity. Thanakorn ordered urgent coordination with the Krabi and Khanom power plants to increase replacement production capacity. He pointed out that factories in the industrial estate are like egg yolks. Although the floodwaters haven’t inundated the industrial
Hat yai: Jenny Rachanok is set to deliver nearly 3,000 cans of powdered milk to assist young mothers and children affected by severe flooding in southern provinces. According to Thai News Agency, the celebrity quickly organized a relief effort after learning about the flooding crisis impacting areas such as Hat Yai and Satun. Jenny Rachanok established a donation center and
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