Hat yai: Deputy Prime Minister Thammanat Prompao addressed the flooding crisis in Hat Yai, ordering the expedited drainage of water into Songkhla Lake and setting up a food pantry to care for over 10,000 people, including their pets, to prevent malnutrition. He emphasized that Prime Minister Anutin would not abandon the people. According to Thai News Agency, Deputy Prime Minister

Bangkok: The Minister of Justice visited the Bangkok Special Prison to inspect a converted room after finding it was being used to benefit Chinese inmates. Justice Minister Police Lieutenant General Ruttapol Naowarat arrived at the Bangkok Remand Prison this morning to inspect the prison grounds following a raid on November 16th, which uncovered suspicious behavior, including favoritism for some Chinese

Hat yai: Throughout the day, Songkhla Province continued to experience heavy rain, causing widespread flooding in Hat Yai District, the economic hub of the South. The Prime Minister flew to the area to personally monitor the situation. According to Thai News Agency, the persistent rainfall has significantly impacted daily life in Hat Yai, with roads submerged and transportation disrupted. Emergency

Yan ta khao: Flash floods from Khao Banthat overflowed into Yan Ta Khao Subdistrict Municipality, Trang Province. More than 1,000 households were forced to move their belongings to higher ground. According to Thai News Agency, flash floodwaters from Khao Banthat quickly inundated the Yan Ta Khao Subdistrict Municipality in Trang Province. Over 1,000 households in the shopping area were forced

Hat yai: Hat Yai District and surrounding areas are currently flooded. Vehicles traveling from Phatthalung Province towards Hat Yai District are unable to pass as the road in the Bang Klam area has been cut off, flooding both sides of the road. According to Thai News Agency, the flooding in Hat Yai District has caused significant disruptions to transportation, particularly

Satun: The flooding situation in the South remains critical, the worst in several years. In Satun Province, a mudslide resulted in the death of a 9-year-old girl. Meanwhile, in Songkhla, the entire city is flooded. According to Thai News Agency, officials responded to a mudslide that buried a 9-year-old girl in Ban Long Nueng, Ban San Daeng, Khuan Kalong Subdistrict,

Songkhla: Heavy rain has left Hat Yai District almost entirely submerged, with floodwaters reaching unprecedented depths in some areas. The economic hub of southern Thailand is experiencing its worst flooding in decades, with some locations recording water levels as deep as three meters due to a historic rainfall of 595 mm over three days, surpassing the severe floods of 2000

Bangkok: Wirote Lakkhanaadisorn, Deputy Leader and party-list MP of the People’s Party, has opted to keep the name of the party’s prime ministerial candidate under wraps, urging the public to wait until tomorrow for the official announcement. He expressed confidence that the party will select a knowledgeable and capable leader to steer the country forward, and he pledged his full