Police chief says Bangkok is ready for World Bank and IMF meetings with over 18,000 delegates visiting

October 12, 2026 at 12:11 am

by James Morris and Son Nguyen

in Economy , Living , Media , Politics , Thailand

Bangkok is on high alert as 18,000 delegates from 191 countries arrive for the IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings. Police intelligence warns of possible mass protests, prompting emergency plans to restrict six major roads. Meanwhile, flooding threatens the capital, with 31 dead nationwide and millions affected. Police General Samran Nuanma declared security preparations complete on Sunday. However, the seven-day summit opens amid a Middle East oil crisis, soaring global debt and mounting inflation fears. World financial leaders now face urgent questions over economic stability, while Thailand battles weak growth, heavy household debt and the challenge of hosting its biggest financial gathering in 35 years.

Police General Samran Nuanma braces for protests and floods as 18,000 IMF and World Bank delegates arrive in Bangkok amid global debt turmoil and a Middle East oil crisis. ( Source: Thai Rath )

Royal Thai Police Commissioner-General Police General Samran Nuanma declared Bangkok ready on Sunday for a massive international security operation. The capital will host 18,000 participants from 191 countries at the IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings.

However, intelligence warnings of mass demonstrations have prompted emergency plans covering six major roads. Meanwhile, police face renewed flooding risks, heavy traffic and demanding security arrangements for visiting world leaders. The seven-day summit opens Monday amid global debt pressures, disrupted oil supplies and economic turmoil from the Middle East war.

Police General Samran chaired a final operational meeting at 2 pm on Sunday, October 11. Senior commanders reviewed security, traffic management, emergency services and public health arrangements. The meeting took place at the CCOC conference room in Bangkok’s former Thailand Tobacco Factory Museum complex. Following the review, Samran confirmed that preparations were complete for the October 12–18 gathering.

Bangkok prepares to host 18,000 delegates from 191 countries as police secure hotels and major routes

The Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre will host the main proceedings. However, the security operation extends across central Bangkok, diplomatic locations, official hotels and major transport routes.

Police must protect visiting presidents, finance ministers, central bank governors and international financial officials. In addition, officers face the challenge of maintaining traffic flows during a week of high-profile motorcades.

International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva confirmed on Sunday evening that registrations had reached 18,000. Earlier estimates had placed attendance above 15,000. Separately, Metropolitan Police officials cited more than 16,000 participants when explaining traffic preparations. Delegations from 191 countries will attend one of Thailand’s largest international financial gatherings.

The summit marks a significant return to Bangkok. Thailand last hosted the IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings in 1991, 35 years ago. Furthermore, this is the first annual gathering outside Washington since the 2023 meetings in Morocco. This year’s event also comes amid major economic disruption, rising borrowing costs and renewed pressure on developing countries.

Police chief orders strict protection for visiting leaders and coordinated security across Bangkok

Sunday’s police briefing revealed the scale of the domestic operation. Senior commanders must protect international dignitaries while keeping Bangkok’s roads functioning. At the same time, intelligence reports have raised concerns about potentially disruptive demonstrations. Flooding presents another challenge following weeks of heavy rainfall across Thailand.

Police General Samran reviewed command systems, transport operations, emergency coordination and arrangements for visiting delegations. Among those attending was Assistant National Police Chief Police Lieutenant General Surapong Thanomjit.

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Police Lieutenant General Siam Boonsom also participated. Representatives from the World Bank, Ministry of Finance and relevant police divisions joined the discussions.

Royal Thai Police spokesman Police Major General Siriwat Deepo was also present. During the meeting, Samran demanded clear operational responsibilities and strict compliance with security plans. Every officer must understand assigned duties and reporting arrangements. Particular attention must be given to protecting visiting national leaders and senior international officials.

The police chief also issued instructions concerning professional conduct. Officers must wear appropriate uniforms, remain courteous and perform their duties efficiently. Moreover, commanders must maintain close coordination between participating units and other government agencies. The Joint Security Command will oversee operational cooperation and resolve problems during the conference.

Police monitor possible mass protests as urgent traffic contingency plans cover six major Bangkok roads

Security surveillance formed another major part of Sunday’s instructions. Samran directed the Metropolitan Police Bureau and Special Branch Bureau to monitor individuals and groups posing possible threats.

Specifically, police must prepare for demonstrations and other gatherings during the international meetings. Crowd-control procedures must follow internationally recognised standards and reflect the circumstances.

However, separate Metropolitan Police documents revealed more extensive contingency arrangements. An urgent memorandum circulated on Sunday outlined possible traffic restrictions affecting six major roads. The document was dated October 10, two days before the conference opening. It was issued by Police Colonel Chakrakris Choosingnern, acting commander of Metropolitan Police Division 5.

Crucially, the memorandum referred to intelligence indicating that large groups of protesters might gather to oppose or disrupt proceedings. The proposed restrictions were intended to protect international delegates, visiting leaders and members of the public. The Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre was identified as the principal security location. In parallel, police considered arrangements for an official gala dinner at the One Bangkok Forum.

Six key roads face possible restrictions as police confirm emergency plans for protests near summit

The memorandum also referred to 22 hotels accommodating VIP visitors. By comparison, the wider conference arrangements identify 21 official delegate hotels. The proposed restrictions covered major roads connecting Bangkok’s commercial districts, expressway approaches and conference facilities. Some of these routes carry substantial traffic throughout the working day.

Rama IV Road was identified between Witthayu Intersection and Rama IV Intersection. Duang Phitak Road was included along its entire length between Rama IV Road and Sukhumvit Road. Additionally, Ratchadaphisek Road could face restrictions between Rama IV Intersection and Asok Montri Intersection. Sukhumvit Road between the Ploenchit Expressway underpass and Asok Montri Intersection was also included.

The Na Ranong Overpass, approaching the Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre, appeared in the emergency plan. Finally, Witthayu Road between Witthayu Intersection and Sarasin Intersection completed the six identified routes. The proposed restrictions covered both directions of travel. Police contemplated activating these measures during the conference if security circumstances justified intervention.

Nevertheless, senior officers moved quickly on Sunday to clarify that no general closures had been ordered. Metropolitan Police Deputy Commissioner Police Major General Thawatch Wongsa-nga confirmed that the memorandum was genuine. However, he stressed that the proposed restrictions were contingency measures. They would apply only if demonstrations or urgent security circumstances required them.

Police deny blanket road closures but warn motorists to avoid five routes as 500 officers deploy

The Royal Thai Police separately confirmed the authenticity of the circulated document. Importantly, it rejected reports suggesting that roads surrounding the convention centre had already been closed.

Instead, the memorandum provided powers to manage emergencies and potentially disruptive gatherings. Officers would inform the public before introducing restrictions wherever circumstances permitted.

Even without formal closures, substantial traffic congestion is expected. Police have therefore advised motorists to avoid five roads around the conference area where possible. These are Sukhumvit Road, Ratchadaphisek Road, Rama IV Road, Witthayu Road and Duang Phitak Road. The warning covers major routes connecting central Bangkok with the convention centre.

Motorcades carrying foreign leaders will require coordinated traffic management. Furthermore, police must secure hotel entrances, diplomatic movements and routes used by international delegations. Vehicle inspections at the convention centre could create additional congestion. Samran therefore instructed commanders to manage screening procedures and vehicle movements carefully.

The wider security operation involves substantial police resources. According to Reuters, approximately 500 Tourist Police officers have been assigned to support the meetings. Their responsibilities include undercover deployments, patrols, drone surveillance and motorcade escorts. Additionally, security coordination involves approximately 39 foreign embassies.

Convention centre deploys 17 X-ray checkpoints and 19 screening gates as visiting presidents arrive

The convention centre has been divided into multiple security zones. Seventeen X-ray checkpoints have been installed to screen visitors and belongings. Another 19 walk-through screening gates will control access to designated areas. Meanwhile, CCTV surveillance will operate around the clock throughout the venue.

Security personnel will also maintain continuous coverage at the 21 official delegate hotels. The operation extends to tourist destinations and locations visited by foreign dignitaries.

Among the visiting leaders are Swiss President Guy Parmelin and Singapore President Tharman Shanmugaratnam. Parmelin’s visit is described as the first official visit by a Swiss president to Thailand in 22 years.

Their presence adds further demands to an extensive protection operation. However, Sunday’s published police statement did not identify a specific attack plot. Instead, Samran’s instructions concerned preventative surveillance, demonstrations and operational readiness. The warning about possible mass protests appeared separately in the Metropolitan Police memorandum.

On another front, Bangkok faces renewed uncertainty over flooding. Heavy rainfall caused extensive disruption across the capital during late September and early October. Some districts recorded approximately 320 millimetres of rain over three days. Roads were inundated, while residential and commercial areas suffered considerable disruption.

Floods affect 3.5 million nationwide as Bangkok braces for more rain before international summit

Flooding elsewhere in Thailand developed into a major national emergency. By October 5, floods since mid-September had affected more than 3.5 million people. Associated Press reported that 31 people had died. Subsequently, the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration warned of further heavy to very heavy rainfall during October 10–11.

Those dates immediately preceded the international conference. The Thai Meteorological Department forecast intense downpours producing 30–50 millimetres of rain. However, officials expected conditions to improve during the principal conference dates of October 12–16. Despite that forecast, the government prepared emergency drainage and transport arrangements.

A 24-hour operations centre will remain active until the final international delegate leaves Thailand. Drainage tunnels, high-capacity pumps and mobile pumping vehicles have been assigned to vulnerable locations. In particular, officials are monitoring Sukhumvit Sois 16, 22 and 23. These areas are considered vulnerable during intense rainfall.

Alternative transport arrangements have also been prepared if flooding makes roads impassable. Earlier, on October 5, Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul ordered officials to review four flood contingency scenarios. These covered transport disruption, emergency responses and possible changes to conference arrangements. The review also considered circumstances in which extreme flooding might force cancellation.

Government prepares emergency flood response as officials pledge to keep summit hotels and routes open

Finance Ministry officials subsequently assured organisers that essential conference facilities would remain operational. These included the Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre and the 21 official delegate hotels.

Routes connecting Suvarnabhumi Airport with conference facilities were also covered. Nevertheless, emergency response teams will remain available throughout the gathering.

The combination of security demands and flooding concerns has prompted additional government measures. Bangkok government offices will operate work-from-home arrangements on October 12, 14 and 15. Tuesday, October 13, is already a public holiday. Furthermore, Friday, October 16, has been designated a special government and bank holiday.

These arrangements are intended to reduce commuter traffic during the international gathering. More than 320 electric vehicles will transport conference participants. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Finance expects visitor spending to generate between ฿1.05 billion and ฿2.25 billion. Hotels, transport operators and other service providers are among the businesses positioned to benefit.

For Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Ekniti Nitithanpraphas, the summit provides an important international platform. The government is promoting Thailand as a financial and investment destination. However, the meetings arrive during a difficult period for the domestic economy. Growth remains weak, household indebtedness is high and fiscal pressures are mounting.

Thailand hosts world finance leaders as Middle East war disrupts oil supplies and raises inflation risks

Thailand has chosen Thailand’s New Horizons: Empowering People, Building Resilience as its conference theme. The programme emphasises employment, sustainable development and economic resilience. These subjects also feature prominently in the wider international agenda. Yet the immediate global concern is the economic disruption caused by the Middle East war.

The conflict involving Iran, Israel and the United States has severely affected international energy supplies. Reuters reported on Sunday that the war was entering its eighth month. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has disrupted a major international oil transport route. Under normal conditions, approximately 20% of the world’s oil passes through the strait.

Consequently, the disruption has increased pressure on energy markets, transport costs and inflation. Higher fuel prices affect manufacturing, agriculture and international trade. Rising fertiliser costs are also creating additional pressure on agricultural producers. World Bank President Ajay Banga has warned about the combined economic effects of these developments.

Banga identified rising diesel prices, fertiliser costs and heavy debt burdens as major risks. He also warned about the prospect of a powerful El Niño weather event. Such conditions could create additional pressure on agriculture and food supplies. The combination presents particular difficulties for developing economies already facing heavy borrowing obligations.

IMF warns global debt could exceed 100% of GDP as developing countries face $400 billion in repayments

IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva has similarly warned about the precarious international financial outlook. Global public debt will therefore dominate part of the Bangkok discussions.

According to the IMF, public debt worldwide has reached its highest level since the Second World War. The organisation warns that global public debt could exceed 100% of world GDP before 2030.

Meanwhile, developing countries face approximately $400 billion in external debt payments during 2026. Those repayments place considerable pressure on national budgets and foreign exchange reserves. Higher borrowing costs also complicate efforts to finance infrastructure and essential public services. As a result, debt sustainability and international lending conditions will receive close attention.

The IMF’s proposed changes to lending requirements are another source of concern. Developing countries fear that tougher conditions could require deeper economic reforms and spending reductions. Such measures could also involve politically difficult austerity programmes. The meetings will examine these questions alongside economic growth and access to international financing.

Energy costs, AI investment, climate risks and financial fraud dominate wider World Bank discussions

Separately, energy security and inflation remain major subjects. Governments face renewed price pressures following disruption to Middle Eastern oil supplies. Higher transport costs have increased expenses across international supply chains. Manufacturing and agricultural producers are also exposed to rising energy costs. Central banks must assess the consequences for inflation and financial stability.

Artificial intelligence will feature prominently in the World Bank programme. The organisation is examining how AI can improve productivity and generate employment. Particular attention will be given to developing countries seeking investment and new economic opportunities. Private capital mobilisation is another important subject.

Officials will discuss ways to finance infrastructure and attract international investment. Support for small businesses and employment creation will also feature. Additionally, climate change and food security are included in the agenda. Rising fertiliser prices and potential El Niño disruption have increased concerns about agricultural production.

Extreme weather presents further risks to infrastructure and economic activity. The meetings will also examine financial fraud and transparency. Discussions include beneficial ownership transparency and measures to strengthen financial integrity. A proposed Bangkok framework for fraud-resistant financial services is among the subjects under consideration.

IMF and World Bank schedule major economic reports and policy meetings across seven days in Bangkok

The formal programme begins on Monday, October 12. Opening events include a World Bank discussion on artificial intelligence and employment. On Tuesday, October 13, the IMF will present its World Economic Outlook briefing at 9 am. The Global Financial Stability Report briefing follows at 10.15 am.

These reports will provide updated assessments of economic growth and international financial risks. Wednesday, October 14, brings the IMF Fiscal Monitor briefing at 9 am. Meanwhile, the World Bank will hold discussions on mobilising private capital. On Thursday, October 15, the World Bank Development Committee will meet.

The IMF will also conduct regional economic briefings. Friday, October 16, features the Annual Meetings plenary. A public discussion involving United States Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh and Kristalina Georgieva is also scheduled. On Saturday, October 17, the International Monetary and Financial Committee will meet.

A press briefing will follow its proceedings. The seven-day programme concludes on Sunday, October 18. Among the most prominent international figures attending are Georgieva and World Bank President Ajay Banga. Georgieva will lead discussions concerning global growth, debt and financial stability.

World Bank chief Ajay Banga attends as US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent misses Bangkok meetings

Banga’s priorities include development financing, employment, energy costs and economic resilience. However, United States Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent will not attend. Domestic commitments have prevented his participation, according to the supplied reporting. Deputy Treasury Secretary Francis Brooke and Under Secretary for International Affairs Erin Browne will represent the department.

Reuters also reported that some other finance ministers would remain in their home countries. Domestic political and budgetary commitments were cited as reasons. Nevertheless, most central bank governors were expected to attend. The gathering therefore brings senior financial policymakers together during a period of major international economic disruption.

For Thailand, the event also carries considerable diplomatic significance. The country last hosted the IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings 35 years ago. Moreover, Bangkok is hosting the first such annual gathering outside Washington since Morocco in 2023. The seven-day event places Thailand at the centre of international financial discussions.

It also brings visiting presidents, ministers and senior officials into the capital. Their movements require coordination between police, government agencies, diplomatic missions and conference organisers. Meanwhile, flooding concerns have added emergency drainage and transport operations to the security preparations.

Police chief orders full coordination as Bangkok maintains protest surveillance and flood response plans

Police General Samran made operational coordination central to Sunday’s final review. He instructed commanders to ensure that every participating officer understood assigned duties. He also demanded discipline, efficient performance and professional conduct. The police chief stressed the importance of maintaining Thailand’s international image.

In addition, he called for cooperation between police personnel and other participating organisations. His final instructions covered security, traffic management and the treatment of international delegates. However, the police operation will continue monitoring potential demonstrations throughout the conference.

The Metropolitan Police Bureau has retained contingency powers to restrict traffic if necessary. Nevertheless, police insist that no general road closures are currently planned. The Joint Security Command will coordinate responses to operational problems. Separately, emergency drainage teams will remain available if heavy rainfall returns.

The government is maintaining security and flood contingency arrangements as international delegations arrive. Bangkok motorists have also been advised to avoid roads surrounding the convention centre where possible. The meetings begin Monday against a backdrop of global debt, energy disruption and renewed inflationary pressures.

By Sunday afternoon, Police General Samran had declared the Royal Thai Police fully prepared. However, emergency traffic powers, surveillance arrangements and flood response teams will remain in place. The seven-day operation begins Monday as Bangkok receives delegates from 191 countries for the international financial summit.

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James Morris is a pename for an international writer based in Bangkok who works on various international news media. He is a sub editor with the Thai Examiner news website since it began in 2015. Son Nguyen is an international writer and news commentator specialising in Thai news and current affairs. He commenced working with the Thai Examiner News Desk in May 2018.

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2026年10月12日凌晨12:11

作者：詹姆斯·莫里斯和孙阮

经济、生活、媒体、政治、泰国

曼谷进入高度戒备状态，来自191个国家的18000名代表即将抵达参加国际货币基金组织和世界银行年会。警方情报部门警告可能发生大规模抗议活动，已启动紧急预案，封锁六条主要道路。与此同时，洪水威胁着首都，全国已有31人死亡，数百万人受灾。警察总长萨姆兰·努安玛周日宣布安保准备工作已全部完成。然而，此次为期七天的峰会召开之际，正值中东石油危机、全球债务飙升和通胀担忧加剧之时。世界各国金融领导人目前面临着有关经济稳定的紧迫问题，而泰国则面临着经济增长乏力、家庭债务沉重以及举办35年来规模最大的金融盛会的挑战。

在全球债务动荡和中东石油危机的背景下，18000名国际货币基金组织和世界银行代表抵达曼谷，泰国警察总长萨姆兰·努安玛严阵以待，防范可能发生的抗议和洪水。（来源：泰叻报）

泰国皇家警察总监萨姆兰·努安玛上将周日宣布，曼谷已做好迎接大规模国际安保行动的准备。届时，来自191个国家的18000名代表将齐聚曼谷，参加国际货币基金组织和世界银行年会。

然而，情报部门预警可能发生大规模示威活动，促使当局启动了涵盖六条主要道路的紧急预案。与此同时，警方面临着再次爆发的洪水风险、交通拥堵以及为到访的世界各国领导人安排安保工作的重重挑战。为期七天的峰会将于周一开幕，而此时全球债务压力、石油供应中断以及中东战争造成的经济动荡正值严峻形势。

10月11日星期日下午2点，警察总长萨姆兰主持召开了最后一次行动会议。高级指挥官们审查了安保、交通管理、应急服务和公共卫生方面的安排。会议在曼谷前泰国烟草厂博物馆内的CCOC会议室举行。会后，萨姆兰确认10月12日至18日的集会准备工作已全部完成。

曼谷准备迎接来自191个国家的18000名代表，警方已加强酒店和主要道路的安保。

诗丽吉王后国家会议中心将承办主要会议。但安保行动范围涵盖曼谷市中心、外交机构、官方酒店和主要交通干线。

警方必须保护来访的各国总统、财政部长、央行行长和国际金融官员的安全。此外，在为期一周的高规格车队巡游期间，警方还面临着维持交通秩序的挑战。

国际货币基金组织总裁克里斯塔利娜·格奥尔基耶娃周日晚间证实，注册人数已达18000人。此前的估计是超过15000人。另据报道，曼谷警方在解释交通管制措施时称，参会人数超过16000人。来自191个国家的代表团将出席这场泰国规模最大的国际金融盛会之一。

此次峰会标志着曼谷重返国际货币基金组织和世界银行年会。泰国上一次举办年会是在1991年，距今已有35年。此外，这也是自2023年摩洛哥年会以来，首次在华盛顿以外的地方举行年会。今年的峰会也正值全球经济动荡、借贷成本上升以及发展中国家面临新压力之际。

曼谷警察局长下令严密保护来访领导人，并协调全城安保工作。

周日的警方简报揭示了国内行动的规模。高级指挥官必须在保护国际政要的同时，确保曼谷道路畅通。与此同时，情报报告对可能发生的破坏性示威活动表示担忧。泰国各地持续数周的强降雨也带来了洪水带来的另一项挑战。

警察总长萨姆兰检阅了指挥系统、运输运作、应急协调以及接待来访代表团的安排。出席检阅的还有国家警察助理总长苏拉蓬·塔诺姆吉特中将。

曼谷警察局局长暹·汶颂中将也参加了会议。世界银行、财政部和相关警务部门的代表也参与了讨论。

泰国皇家警察发言人西里瓦特·迪波少将也出席了会议。会议期间，萨姆兰要求明确行动职责，并严格执行安保计划。每位警员都必须清楚自己的职责和汇报安排。尤其要重视来访国家领导人和国际高级官员的安全保护。

警长还就职业操守发布了指示。警员必须着装得体，保持礼貌，并高效履行职责。此外，指挥官必须与参会单位和其他政府机构保持密切协调。联合安全指挥部将负责监督行动合作，并在会议期间解决各种问题。

警方密切关注可能发生的大规模抗议活动，紧急交通应急预案已覆盖曼谷六条主要道路。

安全监控是周日指示的另一项重要内容。萨姆兰指示首都警察局和特别部门密切监视可能构成威胁的个人和团体。

具体而言，警方必须做好应对国际会议期间可能发生的示威游行和其他集会的准备。人群控制程序必须遵循国际公认的标准，并根据实际情况灵活调整。

然而，伦敦警察厅的其他文件披露了更为全面的应急预案。一份于周日分发的紧急备忘录概述了可能影响六条主要道路的交通管制措施。该文件日期为10月10日，即会议开幕前两天。文件由伦敦警察厅第五分局代理指挥官查克拉克里斯·乔辛纳恩警上校签发。

至关重要的是，该备忘录援引情报显示，大批抗议者可能聚集起来反对或扰乱会议进程。拟议的限制措施旨在保护国际代表、来访领导人和公众的安全。诗丽吉王后国家会议中心被指定为主要安保地点。与此同时，警方正在考虑在曼谷论坛举办的官方晚宴的相关安排。

警方确认了针对峰会附近抗议活动的紧急预案，六条主要道路可能面临交通管制。

该备忘录还提及了22家接待贵宾的酒店。相比之下，更广泛的会议安排中列出了21家官方代表酒店。拟议的限制措施涵盖了连接曼谷商业区、高速公路入口和会议设施的主要道路。其中一些道路在工作日交通流量巨大。

拉玛四路（Rama IV Road）的通行范围限定在威塔尤路口（Witthayu Intersection）和拉玛四路交叉口（Rama IV Intersection）之间。杜昂披达路（Duang Phitak Road）的通行范围限定在拉玛四路和素坤逸路（Sukhumvit Road）之间。此外，拉差达披色路（Ratchadaphisek Road）在拉玛四路交叉口和阿索克蒙特里路交叉口（Asok Montri Intersection）之间也可能实施交通管制。素坤逸路在奔集高速公路（Ploenchit Expressway）地下通道和阿索克蒙特里路交叉口之间的路段也被纳入管制范围。

通往诗丽吉王后国家会议中心的那拉侬立交桥被列入应急预案。最后，维塔尤路（位于维塔尤路口和萨拉辛路口之间）也加入了应急预案，使六条路线全部被列入。拟议的交通管制措施涵盖双向通行。警方考虑，如果安全形势需要，将在会议期间启动这些措施。

尽管如此，高级警官们周日迅速澄清，并未下令全面封锁。首都警区副处长塔瓦奇·翁萨昂警少将证实该备忘录属实。但他强调，拟议的限制措施是应急措施，仅在发生示威游行或紧急安全事件时才会实施。

警方否认全面封路，但警告驾车者避开五条路线，因为已部署了500名警力。

泰国皇家警察也证实了这份流传文件的真实性。值得注意的是，警方驳斥了有关会展中心周边道路已被封闭的报道。

相反，该备忘录赋予了执法部门应对紧急情况和潜在扰乱性集会的权力。在情况允许的情况下，执法人员会在实施限制措施前通知公众。

即使没有正式封路，预计也会出现严重的交通拥堵。因此，警方建议驾车人士尽可能避开会议区域周围的五条道路，分别是素坤逸路、拉差达披色路、拉玛四路、威塔尤路和杜昂披塔路。该警告涵盖了连接曼谷市中心和会议中心的主要道路。

运送外国领导人的车队需要协调的交通管理。此外，警方必须确保酒店入口、外交活动以及国际代表团使用的道路安全。会议中心的车辆检查可能会造成额外的交通拥堵。因此，萨姆兰指示指挥官谨慎管理安检程序和车辆通行。

此次大规模安保行动动用了大量警力。据路透社报道，约有500名旅游警察被派往会场支援，他们的职责包括便衣巡逻、无人机监视和车队护送。此外，约有39个外国使馆参与了安保协调工作。

会议中心在各国总统到访时启用了17个X光安检点和19个安检门。

会议中心已划分为多个安全区域。17个X光安检点用于检查访客及其随身物品。另有19个安检通道将控制人员进出指定区域。同时，场馆内将全天候进行闭路电视监控。

安保人员还将对21家官方代表酒店进行持续巡逻。行动范围涵盖旅游景点和外国政要访问的地点。

到访的领导人包括瑞士总统盖伊·帕尔梅林和新加坡总统尚达曼。帕尔梅林的访问被认为是22年来瑞士总统首次正式访问泰国。

他们的出现进一步增加了大规模安保行动的难度。然而，周日发布的警方声明并未提及具体的袭击阴谋。相反，萨姆兰的指示主要涉及预防性监视、示威活动和行动准备。关于可能发生大规模抗议的警告则单独出现在伦敦警察厅的备忘录中。

另一方面，曼谷再次面临洪灾威胁。9月下旬至10月初的强降雨给首都曼谷造成了大范围破坏。部分地区三天内降雨量高达约320毫米。道路被淹，居民区和商业区也遭受了严重影响。

洪水影响全国350万人，曼谷在国际峰会召开前严阵以待，准备迎接更多降雨。

泰国其他地区的洪灾已演变为一场重大的国家紧急事件。截至10月5日，自9月中旬以来的洪灾已影响超过350万人。美联社报道称，已有31人死亡。随后，曼谷市政府发布预警，称10月10日至11日期间将出现更多强降雨。

这些日期紧随国际会议召开之前。泰国气象部门预测将有强降雨，降雨量达30至50毫米。不过，官员们预计在10月12日至16日会议主要召开期间，天气状况会有所好转。尽管如此，政府仍制定了应急排水和交通安排。

24小时运作中心将持续运转，直至最后一位国际代表离开泰国。排水隧道、大容量水泵和移动抽水车已部署在易受灾地区。官员们尤其关注素坤逸路16巷、22巷和23巷。这些地区在强降雨期间被认为极易受灾。

如果洪水导致道路无法通行，也已制定了替代交通方案。此前，10月5日，总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔指示官员审查四项防洪应急预案，涵盖交通中断、紧急响应以及会议安排的可能变更。审查还考虑了极端洪水可能导致会议取消的情况。

政府已做好应对洪灾的紧急准备，官员承诺将保持山顶酒店和道路畅通。

财政部官员随后向组织者保证，重要的会议设施将继续开放，包括诗丽吉王后国家会议中心和21家官方代表酒店。

会议还涵盖了连接素万那普机场与会议设施的路线。此外，应急响应小组将在会议期间全程待命。

出于安全考虑和防洪担忧，政府采取了更多措施。曼谷政府部门将于10月12日、14日和15日实行居家办公。10月13日星期二为公共假日。此外，10月16日星期五被指定为政府和银行特别假日。

这些安排旨在减少国际会议期间的通勤交通。超过320辆电动汽车将用于接送与会者。同时，财政部预计游客消费将达到10.5亿至22.5亿泰铢。酒店、交通运营商和其他服务提供商等企业都将从中受益。

对泰国副总理兼财政部长埃克尼提·尼提坦帕帕斯而言，此次峰会提供了一个重要的国际平台。泰国政府正致力于将泰国打造成为金融和投资目的地。然而，此次峰会召开之际，正值泰国国内经济面临困境。经济增长依然疲软，家庭债务高企，财政压力日益加剧。

泰国接待世界金融领导人，中东战争扰乱石油供应，加剧通胀风险

泰国选择“泰国新视野：赋能人民，增强韧性”作为其会议主题。会议议程重点关注就业、可持续发展和经济韧性。这些议题在更广泛的国际议程中也占据重要地位。然而，眼下全球关注的焦点是中东战争造成的经济动荡。

伊朗、以色列和美国之间的冲突严重影响了国际能源供应。路透社周日报道称，这场战争已进入第八个月。霍尔木兹海峡的关闭中断了一条重要的国际石油运输通道。正常情况下，全球约20%的石油都要经过该海峡。

因此，此次供应中断加剧了能源市场、运输成本和通货膨胀的压力。燃油价格上涨影响制造业、农业和国际贸易。化肥价格上涨也给农业生产者带来了额外的压力。世界银行行长阿贾伊·班加已就这些事态发展带来的综合经济影响发出警告。

班加指出，柴油价格上涨、化肥成本上升以及沉重的债务负担是主要风险。他还警告称，强厄尔尼诺现象可能出现。这些情况可能会给农业和粮食供应带来额外压力。对于本已背负沉重债务的发展中经济体而言，这些因素叠加在一起尤其困难。

国际货币基金组织警告称，由于发展中国家面临4000亿美元的还款压力，全球债务可能超过GDP的100%。

国际货币基金组织总裁克里斯塔利娜·格奥尔基耶娃也对岌岌可危的国际金融前景发出警告。因此，全球公共债务问题将成为曼谷会谈的部分焦点。

国际货币基金组织（IMF）指出，全球公共债务已达到二战以来的最高水平。该组织警告称，到2030年，全球公共债务可能超过世界GDP的100%。

与此同时，发展中国家在2026年将面临约4000亿美元的外债偿还。这些偿还将给各国预算和外汇储备带来巨大压力。不断上涨的借贷成本也使基础设施和基本公共服务的融资工作更加复杂。因此，债务可持续性和国际贷款条件将受到密切关注。

国际货币基金组织提议修改贷款条件是另一个令人担忧的问题。发展中国家担心，更严格的条件可能要求它们进行更深层次的经济改革和削减开支。此类措施也可能涉及在政治上难以推行的紧缩计划。会议将讨论这些问题，以及经济增长和获得国际融资的途径。

能源成本、人工智能投资、气候风险和金融欺诈是世界银行讨论的焦点。

此外，能源安全和通胀仍然是重要议题。中东石油供应中断后，各国政府面临着新一轮的价格压力。运输成本上升增加了国际供应链的支出。制造业和农业生产者也面临着能源成本上涨的风险。各国央行必须评估这些因素对通胀和金融稳定的影响。

人工智能将在世界银行的项目中占据重要地位。该组织正在研究如何利用人工智能提高生产力并创造就业机会。寻求投资和新经济机遇的发展中国家将受到特别关注。私人资本的调动是另一个重要议题。

官员们将讨论基础设施建设融资和吸引国际投资的途径。支持小型企业和创造就业机会也将是议程上的重点。此外，气候变化和粮食安全问题也列入其中。化肥价格上涨和厄尔尼诺现象可能造成的破坏加剧了人们对农业生产的担忧。

极端天气对基础设施和经济活动构成进一步的风险。会议还将探讨金融欺诈和透明度问题。讨论内容包括受益所有权透明度以及加强金融诚信的措施。拟议的曼谷防欺诈金融服务框架也是审议议题之一。

国际货币基金组织和世界银行将在曼谷举行为期七天的重要经济报告发布会和政策会议。

正式议程将于10月12日星期一开始。开幕活动包括世界银行关于人工智能与就业的讨论。10月13日星期二上午9点，国际货币基金组织将发布《世界经济展望》简报。随后，上午10点15分将发布《全球金融稳定报告》简报。

这些报告将提供最新的经济增长和国际金融风险评估。10月14日星期三上午9点，国际货币基金组织（IMF）将举行财政监测简报会。与此同时，世界银行将就如何调动私人资本进行讨论。10月15日星期四，世界银行发展委员会将召开会议。

国际货币基金组织还将举行区域经济简报会。10月16日（星期五）将举行年会全体会议，届时还将举行一场由美联储主席凯文·沃什和克里斯塔利娜·格奥尔基耶娃参与的公开讨论。10月17日（星期六），国际货币与金融委员会将召开会议。

会议结束后将举行新闻发布会。为期七天的会议将于10月18日星期日结束。出席会议的国际知名人士包括格奥尔基耶娃和世界银行行长阿贾伊·班加。格奥尔基耶娃将主持有关全球增长、债务和金融稳定的讨论。

世界银行行长阿贾伊·班加出席会议，美国财政部长斯科特·贝森特缺席曼谷会议。

班加的优先事项包括发展融资、就业、能源成本和经济韧性。然而，美国财政部长斯科特·贝森特将不会出席。据现有报道，国内事务繁忙，他无法参加。财政部副部长弗朗西斯·布鲁克和国际事务副部长艾琳·布朗将代表财政部出席。

路透社还报道称，一些其他国家的财长将留在本国，理由是国内的政治和预算事务。尽管如此，预计大多数央行行长都会出席。因此，此次会议在国际经济动荡时期汇聚了高级金融政策制定者。

对泰国而言，此次盛会也具有重要的外交意义。泰国上一次主办国际货币基金组织和世界银行年会已是35年前的事了。此外，曼谷是自2023年摩洛哥之后，首次在华盛顿以外地区举办此类年会。为期七天的会议将使泰国成为国际金融讨论的中心。

此次会议也吸引了众多来访的总统、部长和高级官员进入首都。他们的出行需要警方、政府机构、外交使团和会议组织者之间的协调。与此同时，由于担心洪水泛滥，紧急排水和交通运输行动也被纳入安保准备工作中。

曼谷警方负责人下令全面协调，维持对示威活动的监控和防洪计划。

警察总长萨姆兰将行动协调作为周日最终考核的核心内容。他指示各级指挥官确保每位参考警员都清楚各自的职责。他还要求所有警员遵守纪律、高效工作并展现专业素养。这位警察总长强调了维护泰国国际形象的重要性。

此外，他还呼吁警方人员与其他参会组织加强合作。他的最后指示涵盖安保、交通管理和接待国际代表等方面。不过，警方将在整个会议期间持续监控可能发生的示威活动。

伦敦警察厅保留了在必要时限制交通的应急权力。不过，警方强调目前没有大规模道路封闭计划。联合保安指挥部将协调应对行动中出现的问题。此外，如果再次出现强降雨，应急排水小组仍将随时待命。

随着国际代表团陆续抵达，政府正在落实安保和防洪应急措施。曼谷的驾车人士也被建议尽可能避开会展中心周边的道路。此次会议将于周一开幕，而全球债务危机、能源供应中断以及通胀压力再度抬头等问题都笼罩着会议召开的背景之下。

截至周日下午，泰国皇家警察总长萨姆兰宣布泰国皇家警察已做好充分准备。然而，紧急交通管制、监控安排和防洪响应小组仍将继续运作。为期七天的行动将于周一开始，届时曼谷将迎来来自191个国家的代表，参加国际金融峰会。

即使世界银行将泰国2026年的GDP增长率修正为2%，泰国的经济仍然面临困境。

越南经济增长速度超过泰国，有望在2029年实现净GDP超过泰国。

越南正大量吸引泰国的优质游客，而曼谷却在打击非法游客的行动中束手无策。

泰国曾经强大的旅游业正在衰落，如今又面临泰铢高估带来的进一步打击。

经济学家对泰铢在2025年出现异常且破坏性的上涨感到困惑，认为这将重创旅游业和出口。

泰国顶级银行家猛烈抨击当前经济状况，呼吁加强包容性经济。

顶级经济学家警告称，随着美国经济疲软，泰铢可能走强。旅游业和出口将面临严重冲击。

泰国央行即将卸任的行长出席最后一次货币政策委员会会议，市场预期将下调利率。

财政部和央行采取措施，通过将不良债务转移到资产公司来提振信贷。

商界领袖和银行家敦促政府不惜一切代价推进美泰关税协议。

具有里程碑意义的美泰贸易协议在内阁特别会议上获得批准，19%的关税税率受到热烈欢迎。

对泰国有利。美国刚刚宣布了一项19%的关税协议。税率低于预期，更具竞争力。

在与美国最终敲定协议之际，曼谷方面进行了最后的调整。然而，泰国可能无法与越南匹敌。

詹姆斯·莫里斯（James Morris）是一位常驻曼谷的国际作家，笔名，他为多家国际新闻媒体撰稿。自2015年泰国新闻网站Thai Examiner成立以来，他一直是该网站的副编辑。孙阮（Son Nguyen）是一位国际作家和新闻评论员，专长于泰国新闻和时事。他于2018年5月加入Thai Examiner新闻编辑部。

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2026年10月10日，曼谷警方周六突击搜查多处房产，逮捕11名与涉嫌犯罪活动有关联的外国人。警方突击搜查了曼谷的豪华住宅区，目标是……

缅甸毒枭，拥有多个身份和多条人命，与2026年10月10日清莱发生的巨额现金查获案有关。2022年死亡。2026年在韩国被捕。Noo

泰国震惊于一名母亲被强行送往如同监狱般的养老院，院内床位如同笼子一般，病人被关在笼子里。2026年10月9日，警方调查这起家庭噩梦：63岁的帕特母亲被强行送往养老院，院内床位如同笼子。

2026年10月9日，一名51岁的法国男子在清迈因通过代理公司经营旅游旅馆被捕。警方突袭清迈一家旅馆后，该法国男子被捕。

泰国王后成为首位驾驶瑞典鹰狮战斗机的泰国女性。国王于2026年10月9日前往素叻他尼府祝贺她。从波音喷气式飞机到超音速战斗机：王后

2026年10月8日，司法部长和其他内阁成员突击搜查曼谷的犹太中心，财务案件不断扩大。一家位于曼谷的小型办公室注册在六个实体名下，涉案金额达61美元。

一家与政府议员丈夫有关联的海外持牌在线赌博网站引发法律难题 2026年10月8日 一场19亿泰铢的财富纠纷或将席卷整个行业

2026年10月7日，北碧府一家恐怖的护理中心被关闭，该中心曾将病人锁在笼状床铺和牢房中。照片显示，该中心内有钢笼床、铁栅栏房间和精神病患者。

泰铢450泰铢的新旅游税计划在获得内阁批准后，于2027年初正式实施，距离实施又近了一步。2026年10月7日，外国游客将面临450泰铢的入境费。

反腐败和打击犯罪斗士阿查里亚（Atchariya）因网络犯罪被法院拒绝保释，于2026年10月5日被送往曼谷拘留监狱。

越南经济增长速度超过泰国，有望在2029年净GDP超过泰国（2026年10月5日）。泰国的经济领先地位正面临压力。

上周末，美国在呵叻府举办了一场由美国驻泰国大使奥尼尔主持的乡村集市演出，以此拉近了与泰国民众的距离。2026年10月5日，自由、爵士乐和创业精神成为焦点。

2026年10月4日，两名德国人在考拉遇难，他们死于一条此前已夺走多条外国人生命并造成惨重伤亡的道路上。这对德国夫妇在考拉的一个过境点被撞身亡。

2026年10月4日星期日清晨，春武里府一名丈夫亲眼目睹妻子被愤怒的大象咬死，经历了令人痛心的时刻。野生大象追逐并杀死了36岁的Wanna Sridachama。

周六凌晨，一名醉酒司机驾车撞倒了一名泰国女子和她的德国朋友。两人于2026年10月4日在曼谷通罗路不幸身亡。

泰国顶级反腐斗士因涉嫌参与与拳击相关的网络赌博案被警方逮捕并起诉 2026年10月3日 泰国顶级反腐斗士阿查里亚被判入狱

美国提高工业产能和转运方面的门槛，对泰国出口设置贸易壁垒 2026年10月3日 曼谷与美国达成的贸易协议面临关税威胁

沙没沙空府警方捣毁了一个在TikTok和Lazada上销售假冒商品的团伙。2026年10月10日，六名外国人在现场被捕。

首相表示他可以解释。他否认对公正机构拥有权力，此前众议院于2026年10月10日提交了不信任动议。

董里府因冰毒片剂交易发生谋杀案。2026年10月9日，两名男子在水库附近发现被焚烧的尸体后被捕。

商务部长表示，美泰贸易协议有望在11月签署，出口商已做好准备。（2026年10月9日）

2026年10月9日，暖武里府警方对一名因涉嫌谋杀未遂而被通缉的男子采取武装行动，该男子试图逃避逮捕令。

即使世界银行将泰国2026年的GDP增长率修正为2%，泰国经济依然举步维艰。（2026年10月8日）

除了已经实施的更高机场税之外，泰国还将对进出境征收新的税费，该税项已于2026年10月8日生效。

他信于2026年10月7日向曼谷税务法庭申请临时禁令，以阻止税务部门的执法行动。

来自“蓝营”的参议员们对持不同政见的选举专员西提乔特·因特拉怀斯采取行动 2026年10月6日

泰国航空克服了洪灾危机，但却发现自己正面临着管理层信任危机（2026年10月5日）

2026年10月5日，一名Grab外卖员在普吉岛利用行窃机会入室盗窃两户人家，共盗走369万泰铢。

“乔治·H·W·布什”号航空母舰提前一天抵达普吉岛，停泊在离岸3.3公里处。水兵们于2026年10月5日以度假模式上岸。

警方正在调查一名缅甸黑帮头目，他于2026年10月4日从印度乘飞机进入泰国，并拥有雄厚的财力。

泰国工业基础遭受洪灾重创。超过4000家企业表示需要财政援助。（2026年10月4日）

众议院委员会主席罗姆将于2026年10月4日星期三致电泰国议员布姆贾伊泰及其澳大利亚籍丈夫，讨论财富问题。

两名德国游客在攀牙府斑马线被撞身亡。2026年10月3日星期五晚，一辆皮卡车撞向他们。

上周泰国遭遇洪灾后，暴雨云团再次聚集，泰国正加紧加强防洪措施。（2026年10月3日）

泰自豪党议员就人民党议员兰西曼·罗姆涉嫌诈骗言论向警方报案 2026年10月2日

泰国航空公司首席执行官因行李危机于2026年10月2日（星期五）被财政部长主持的董事会解雇。

2026年10月2日，一名老人驾驶电动汽车高速冲入曼谷一座拥挤的寺庙，导致一名老妇重伤。

2026年10月2日，普吉岛一名嘟嘟车司机因未支付前往酒店的车费而被一名看起来像中东人的游客殴打。

2026年10月1日，总理因以色列人持续使用本国护照而取消其泰国公民身份，入籍公民身份受到审查。

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