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Heavy Rain and Flooding in Bangkok Disrupts Traffic and Prompts Evacuations

Authorities set up shelters and emergency alerts as more than 84,000 people in 21 provinces were affected by flooding, officials said.

  • Continuous rain from Thursday afternoon to Saturday morning inundated Bangkok, disrupting traffic and forcing resident evacuations. Major canals filled with over 20 centimeters of rainfall, officials said Saturday.
  • Thailand's Meteorological Department warned heavy rain will continue through Sunday, driven by a strong low-pressure system and strengthening southwest monsoon conditions over the central region.
  • Nationwide flooding affected more than 84,000 people across 21 provinces as of Saturday, with the central region experiencing the most significant impact from rising water.
  • Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt said officials are working to drain floodwaters as quickly as possible. Several shelters were established and government facilities opened for vehicle parking.
  • Authorities sent emergency warning messages via cell-broadcast to affected residents. Photos showed major roads submerged and cars abandoned as drivers were unable to navigate through rising water.
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Evacuations as heavy rain and flooding in soaks Bangkok

Thailand's capital is inundated after days of constant rain, which has disrupted traffic and forced some residents to leave their homes.

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Heavy rain and flooding in Bangkok disrupts traffic and prompts evacuations

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Bangkok residents are suffering greatly, with many areas still experiencing flooding after continuous heavy rain throughout the day. Currently, many areas are also experiencing severe traffic congestion due to standing water on the roads.

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thairath.co.th broke the news on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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