Hat yai: The Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Center of Region 4 has established a 24-hour hotline to provide assistance to flood victims in the region. Military units have been assigned to four districts to support the public. According to Thai News Agency, the Fourth Army Area Disaster Relief Center has emphasized the importance of delivering rapid and comprehensive assistance across

Hat yai: Volunteer defense personnel from various provinces have entered the Hat Yai area, as revealed by the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Interior. Defense Volunteers (DVS) have been dispatched to Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province, to initiate a recovery operation aimed at assisting residents in relocating their belongings from flood-affected areas. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Arsit

Bangkok: Every minute counts! Air operations are expediting route surveys and continuing to transport relief supplies to Districts 3 and 4 as the overall flood situation improves. According to Thai News Agency, at 5:00 PM on November 27, 2015, at the Disaster Relief Center of the 4th Army Area Forward Command (42nd Military Circle), Senanarong Camp, Hat Yai District, Songkhla

Bangkok: The Prime Minister revealed that the government is focusing on economic relief and assistance for flood victims, emphasizing the urgency of the situation and the need for expedited insurance payments. He confirmed that the government remains vigilant, authorizing Deputy Prime Ministers and Ministers to manage flood-affected areas with authority comparable to his own. According to Thai News Agency, Prime

Hat yai: The Royal Thai Army is accelerating its efforts to provide relief to residents affected by severe flooding. Military engineers have been ordered to navigate the flooded areas to deliver essential supplies, such as food and drinking water, and to aid in the evacuation of injured and bedridden individuals. According to Thai News Agency, at 5:00 PM on November

Yangon: The Minister of Foreign Affairs expressed hopes that the upcoming elections in Myanmar will provide opportunities for various parties to participate, emphasizing the desire for lasting peace and strengthened security and economic ties. He highlighted the Thai private sector’s request for the government to coordinate the relaxation of investment restrictions, which have been impacted by the domestic situation for

Bangkok: Rainfall in southern Thailand has begun to decrease, with Tropical Storm Koto not posing any concern. The Meteorological Department has confirmed that while rain in the South is not entirely depleted, the intensity has lessened compared to previous periods. The department assured that Tropical Storm “KOTO” will not affect the region negatively. Instead, it could have a beneficial effect

Bangkok: The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT) has announced new regulations permitting the use of drones in disaster relief efforts in flood-stricken southern regions. This measure, effective from November 25, 2025, aims to bolster the capacity of government agencies engaged in search, rescue, and humanitarian assistance operations amidst the ongoing flooding crisis. According to Thai News Agency, the announcement