Songkhla: The Prime Minister leads a delegation to Songkhla for the third time, mobilizing all forces to assist Hat Yai. The Prime Minister, Mr. Anutin Charnvirakul, along with several key government officials, embarked on a mission to address the ongoing flooding crisis in Hat Yai City. The delegation, fully equipped with consumer goods and jet skis, arrived aboard a C130

Bangkok: The musical collaboration between Tai Orathai and Phai Phongsathon is making waves once again with the release of their album “Plai Pakka Tra Kru Bannok,” which promises to deliver a captivating year-end experience. This marks the duo’s reunion after five years, with their new track ‘Kong Puen’ becoming the album’s fourth release. The timing of this song, coinciding with

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

Hat yai: Authorities have ordered the immediate evacuation of residents in Thailand’s southern commercial hub of Hat Yai, with officials warning the crisis is expected to worsen significantly over the next 24 hours as a massive new surge of floodwater arrives. According to Thai News Agency, the Governor of Songkhla province has instructed all residents in submerged parts of Hat

Songkhla: The flooding situation in Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province, has worsened this morning. Communication and coordination in the area remain a major problem, making evacuation efforts insufficient. Foundations have brought in boats and numerous personnel to assist, but upon arrival, they are unsure of where to go next. According to Thai News Agency, the lack of efficient communication channels

Narathiwat: “Big Pom” has directed immediate operations to assist Narathiwat residents affected by severe flooding, stressing the necessity of ensuring supplies of food and drinking water, with mobile units deployed to reach all impacted areas. General Prawit Wongsuwan, leader of the Palang Pracharath Party, has been briefed on the dire flooding situation affecting the districts of Rueso, Bacho, and Si

Songkhla: The Royal Irrigation Department (RID) anticipates that the water level in the U-Tapao Canal will reach its highest point at noon today, surpassing levels seen in 2010. Efforts to expedite drainage are underway to mitigate potential impacts. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Danucha Pichayanan, Secretary-General of the Office of National Water Resources (ONWR), provided an update on the