Mae sai: Mae Sai remains secure as locals have proactively placed sandbags in anticipation of potential flooding. Currently, at the Mae Sai border checkpoint, despite ongoing rain and occasional showers, the water level in the Sai River remains several meters below the flood barrier. According to Thai News Agency, villagers
Chiang rai: Typhoon Wipha has flooded Thoeng District, Chiang Rai Province. Flash floods have inundated houses and agricultural areas. Thoeng Hospital has announced that it will temporarily suspend general patient services and will only accept emergency patients. The district chief has ordered officials to help villagers move belongings to higher
Bangkok: The Department of Mineral Resources has issued a warning for potential landslides across 21 provinces due to the effects of Tropical Storm “Wipha”. Despite the storm’s weakening into a low-pressure system, the monsoon trough continues to bring heavy rain to numerous areas in the North and West. According to
Ubon ratchathani: The Royal Thai Army has condemned Cambodia for allegedly laying a mine in the border area of Chong An Ma, Ubon Ratchathani Province, resulting in severe injuries to Thai soldiers. On July 23, 2025, at approximately 4:55 p.m., personnel from the 14th Infantry Regiment’s patrol unit encountered a
Bangkok: The flooding in Nan city, including the economic zone, is still rising and spreading wider after the water level rose more than 9 meters and overflowed. According to Thai News Agency, the situation has escalated significantly, causing disruptions in daily activities and affecting local businesses. Authorities are on high
Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has issued a warning for 10 provinces in Thailand, urging residents to brace for heavy rain that poses risks of flash floods and mudslides, particularly in mountainous regions and areas close to waterways and lowlands. According to Thai News Agency, the department forecasts heavy rainfall accompanied
Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has announced that the depression storm “Wipha” has weakened into a low-pressure area, moving to cover the northern region of Thailand today, putting 40 provinces at risk of heavy rainfall. The public is advised to remain vigilant until tomorrow as accumulated rain may lead to flooding,
Bangkok: The Bangkok governor insists he cannot accept municipal officers posting photos of citizens on their personal Facebook pages. According to Thai News Agency, the governor has clarified the case involving a city officer posting pictures of citizens, emphasizing that it is unacceptable and must be prosecuted according to the