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,

Hat yai: The flooding situation in the southern region of Thailand remains critical, with many families severely affected by the unexpected deluge. Despite efforts from various agencies to provide assistance, several areas remain unreachable. Donations and support continue to pour in from across Thailand, reflecting a united front to tackle the crisis. According to Thai News Agency, most recently, singer-actress

Bangkok: The Technology Crime Suppression Division (TCSD) has issued a public warning regarding scams targeting individuals during the ongoing flood crisis. These scams involve the fraudulent sale of essential items and the distribution of counterfeit cash-on-delivery (COD) packages. According to Thai News Agency, scammers are deceitfully offering essential products such as boats, water pumps, generators, sandbags, and waterproof boots without

Bangkok: “Phradon” held a meeting with the Flood Emergency Operations Center to coordinate with all agencies to expedite assistance to the public, emphasizing the division of assistance applicants to meet their needs and urgency. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Paradorn Prisananantakul, Minister to the Prime Minister’s Office, chaired the 1/2025 Flood Emergency Operations Center meeting at the Phakdi Bodin

Bangkok: ALive and Vimut Hospital invite Thais to explore their hearts by holding a seminar and workshop, “Stress Less, Happy More,” highlighting stress as a crucial signal that should not be overlooked. On November 25, 2025, ALive Powered by AIA, in collaboration with Vimut Hospital, organized a seminar and workshop under the theme ‘Stress Less, Happy More’ to promote understanding