Bangkok: Art Phasut has donated 50,000 baht to the Good Deeds Foundation of Boom Panadda to aid flood victims in the South. The flooding in the southern region has caused significant disruption and affected numerous families. Efforts to provide assistance continue, but challenges remain as some areas are still inaccessible. According to Thai News Agency, despite the ongoing aid from

Rayong: A significant policy shift was announced at the Star Convention Hotel in Rayong Province, where the Ministry of Public Health conducted a workshop to discuss the policy for the fiscal year 2026. The aim is to elevate ‘Modern Village Health Volunteers’ to ‘Public Health Assistants’ to enhance their capacity for public care. Dr. Hansa Raksakom, Acting Public Health Supervisor

Hat yai: Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives Thammanat Prompao has initiated urgent measures to evacuate at-risk groups from flood-affected areas in Hat Yai District, deploying helicopters, boats, and jet skis to assist in the evacuation of vulnerable individuals. Additional oxygen tanks have been dispatched to Hat Yai Hospital to aid critically ill patients. According to Thai

Hat yai: Chada Thaiset, Uthai Thani MP and Chief Government Whip, has dispatched flat-bottomed boats and jet skis to support the Prime Minister’s team in aiding flood victims in the southern regions. Chatcha’s initiative highlights the urgency of the situation and the need for rapid relief measures in the affected areas. According to Thai News Agency, Chada Thaiset traveled to

Chiang mai: Chiang Mai Airport, in collaboration with Thai AirAsia, has launched a donation initiative to support flood victims in the South under the “Chiang Mai United to Help Hat Yai, Fight the Floods” campaign. Two flights have already transported essential supplies such as drinking water and dried food to Hat Yai. According to Thai News Agency, a donation point

Hat yai: The National Police Chief has urgently flown south to monitor the severe flooding situation in Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province, and other southern areas. He is preparing to hold a meeting with relevant agencies and local police to assist in evacuating people from flooded areas. According to Thai News Agency, this morning at 8:15 a.m., Police General Kittirat

Hat yai: Suchart Chomklin, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Natural Resources and Environment, has ordered the immediate dispatch of a Royal Thai Army helicopter to transport a generator to Hat Yai Hospital. This move aims to assist in repairing the hospital’s power supply, which has been disrupted due to severe flooding. According to Thai News Agency, the Ministry of

Hat yai: “Nikorn” has called upon the government to implement the National Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Center’s plan to aid vulnerable groups affected by the recent flooding in Hat Yai and other southern provinces of Thailand. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Nikorn Chamnong, a former chairman of the advisory board to the Minister of Social Development and Human Security,