Race against time and water flows as PM Anutin works round the clock tackling ongoing flooding emergency

September 29, 2026 at 12:53 pm

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Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul faces a widening flood emergency as Bangkok battles to drain and huge volumes of water surge south. More than 2.6 million people are affected across 29 provinces and the capital. Meanwhile, key reservoirs are nearing their operating limits, forcing sharply higher releases into swollen rivers. Pa Sak Jolasid stands at 96.49% capacity, while the Chao Phraya Dam is releasing 2,000 cubic metres per second. Now rising flows threaten Ayutthaya, Pathum Thani, Nonthaburi and Bangkok. With further heavy rain possible, Thailand faces a critical race to move accumulated water south before another major downpour.

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul faces a widening flood crisis as 2.6m people are hit. Dams near capacity force higher releases as swollen rivers surge south towards Bangkok. ( Source: Khaosod )

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul faces a widening flood emergency as Bangkok struggles to drain after the weekend deluge. However, the threat is now spreading far beyond the capital. Bangkok’s immediate rainfall crisis has eased, but enormous volumes of water remain trapped across eastern districts.

At the same time, several major reservoirs are approaching their operating limits. Dam operators are increasing releases while substantial upstream water moves towards the Central Plains. The challenge facing Mr Anutin has therefore changed sharply since the weekend.

Initially, the emergency centred on exceptional rainfall overwhelming Bangkok’s drainage system. Now officials must drain the capital while managing swollen rivers and heavily loaded reservoirs. Moreover, upstream water is already moving towards Ayutthaya, Pathum Thani, Nonthaburi and eventually Bangkok.

Heavy rain remains the key threat as Anutin tours flooded Bangkok communities and directs relief work

Further heavy rainfall could slow drainage and increase reservoir inflows. Likewise, new rain would feed rivers already carrying substantial volumes. By contrast, several relatively dry days would give officials an important window to move existing water south.

Mr Anutin spent Monday night in some of Bangkok’s worst-hit communities. At 6.50 pm, he returned to Khlong Chan housing estate in Bang Kapi for a second consecutive day. Defence Minister Lieutenant General Adul Boonthamcharoen accompanied him alongside other ministers and senior officials.

First, Mr Anutin inspected a royal kitchen outside the National Institute of Development Administration. The kitchen was preparing 10,000 boxed meals for flood victims. He checked meal quantities before boarding a flat-bottomed boat into the flooded housing estate.

Residents displayed sharply different reactions as the Prime Minister’s boat passed apartment buildings. Some shouted encouragement and thanked him for visiting. Others shouted abuse and criticism. Nevertheless, Mr Anutin did not retaliate and said residents should be allowed to express their anger. At one point, residents shouted: “We’re happy just to see the Prime Minister here!” Others called: “Bhumjaithai! Bhumjaithai!” Mr Anutin responded: “Oh, forget about that for now. Don’t pay attention to them.”

Anutin checks water and supplies as high canal levels prevent effective pumping across flooded areas

Separately, his boat stopped beside an apartment building where he checked the tap water using a hose. Mr Anutin told residents that surrounding water levels remained too high for effective pumping. Even so, he promised continued deliveries of food, drinking water and essential supplies. “Take good care of yourselves,” he told residents. “We can’t pump water now because the water level is too high, but we will bring food and water every day.”

The Prime Minister then continued towards Rom Klao and Lat Krabang, where serious flooding remained. He also rejected suggestions that he was directing operations from an “ivory tower”.

Instead, Mr Anutin said field inspections were required to establish what communities actually needed. He said earlier food shortages had eased substantially. Electricity had also been restored throughout buildings in Khlong Chan, while officials were reconnecting water supplies.

“The complaints about not having eaten anything for two days are gone,” Mr Anutin said. “Food has been delivered, electricity has been restored to all buildings, and water is being connected.” However, the local pump room remained flooded. That highlighted the central problem confronting Bangkok’s drainage operation. Floodwater cannot simply be pumped into canals carrying higher water levels. Otherwise, water can flow back towards the same communities.

Bangkok waits for canal levels to fall as Anutin orders pumps replaced and defends emergency response

Mr Anutin said the government had concentrated on immediate shortages while waiting for water levels to fall. “No matter what anyone criticises, today we gave them rice, and they said they had enough,” he said. “This shows our concern for their livelihoods and consumption. We accomplished this overnight.” He also defended field inspections. “If we don’t go and see, we won’t know what they need,” he said. “We can’t just provide what we need without knowing.”

Operationally, Bangkok first needs water inside its major canals to fall. The Saen Saep, Lat Phrao, Prawet Buri Rom and Prem Prachakorn canals are particularly important. Several reached critical levels during the weekend and overflowed in places.

As a result, huge volumes remain trapped inside roads, housing estates and low-lying communities. Mr Anutin said pumping would intensify once canal levels permitted. Additionally, he ordered broken pumps replaced and offered support for acquiring more equipment.

The Prime Minister said pumping while external levels remained higher would merely circulate water back. Instead, water must first move through canals towards the sea. “What they are seeing today is a positive trend because there is no more rain,” Mr Anutin said. That would provide an opportunity for drainage, he added. Once canal levels fell, pumping could be intensified rapidly.

Bangkok drainage timetable hinges on new rain as eight eastern districts remain badly flooded Tuesday

Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt has offered a cautious timetable for that process. He expects ordinary flooded areas to improve within roughly three or four days. However, heavily inundated communities could require longer.

Rom Klao, for example, could take around seven days. The central government has given a shorter estimate of two or three days for much of Bangkok. Crucially, that projection depends on significant new rainfall staying away.

That condition remains uncertain. The Thai Meteorological Department gives Bangkok and surrounding provinces a 60% chance of thunderstorms Tuesday. Accordingly, the rainfall emergency has eased without disappearing. Eastern and northeastern Bangkok remain particularly badly affected. Eight districts were still substantially flooded on Monday. They included Lat Krabang, Bang Kapi, Min Buri, Saphan Sung, Suan Luang, Bueng Kum, Khlong Sam Wa and Sai Mai.

By Tuesday morning, conditions had improved only partially. At Bang Kapi intersection, water had fallen approximately 10 centimetres. Despite that, the intersection remained effectively impassable. Around Phatthanakan intersection, floodwater remained approximately 50 centimetres deep. Consequently, small vehicles could not pass. Across Bangkok, about 329,000 households have been affected, representing approximately 700,000 people.

Army deploys 4,000 personnel as northern water moves south while Bangkok continues draining floodwater

In response, the Royal Thai Army has deployed more than 4,000 personnel across Bangkok and central Thailand. The operation includes 288 vehicles and 20 inflatable or flat-bottomed boats. Additionally, nine mobile field kitchens and two drone systems are supporting operations.

Forward Operations Centres have also been established inside Bangkok. They are coordinating military operations with the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration and other agencies.

The 1st Infantry Division, Royal Guard, is responsible for Bang Kapi. On another front, the 2nd Cavalry Division, Royal Guard, is handling Lat Krabang. Troops are transporting residents and vulnerable people while delivering food, drinking water and essential supplies.

In Rom Klao, flat-bottomed boats and high-clearance vehicles are supporting communities where ordinary transport remains difficult. Beyond Bangkok, soldiers are reinforcing sandbag barriers in Sam Khok district of Pathum Thani.

That operation reflects the next problem confronting the capital. Northern water is moving south while Bangkok is still draining the weekend deluge.

The BMA has already reported rising levels linked to northern flows around Bang Phlat and Thawi Watthana. Conditions throughout the Chao Phraya basin are therefore becoming increasingly important. Bangkok is trying to remove accumulated rainwater while another mass of water moves towards the lower Central Plains.

Pa Sak Jolasid nears capacity as operators prepare sharply higher releases into an already swollen system

National reservoir figures initially appear less alarming. Thailand’s reservoirs contained approximately 61.808 billion cubic metres on September 28. That represented around 77% of aggregate storage capacity.

Therefore, Thailand’s dams are not collectively full. Regionally, however, conditions are much tighter. Western reservoirs were approximately 89% full, while eastern reservoirs stood around 85%. More significantly, several strategically important reservoirs are approaching their operating limits.

Pa Sak Jolasid Dam presents one of the clearest examples. The reservoir has reached 96.49% of capacity. At 6 am Monday, it contained 840.94 million cubic metres. However, water was entering at 737.78 cubic metres per second. Discharge was only approximately 25 cubic metres per second. Therefore, the reservoir was receiving water far faster than operators were releasing it.

Adding to the pressure, irrigation officials forecast another 373.22 million cubic metres during the following seven days. Operators have consequently scheduled a sharp increase in releases. On Wednesday, discharge is due to rise to 115 cubic metres per second. On Thursday, it will double to 230 cubic metres per second. By Friday, releases are scheduled to reach 400 cubic metres per second. That represents a sixteen-fold increase from Monday’s discharge rate.

Pa Sak releases threaten higher river levels as Vajiralongkorn nears capacity after exceptional rainfall

Officials estimate those releases could raise the Pa Sak River by 3.5 to four metres. For now, they expect the additional water to remain within the river channel. Even so, Lop Buri and Saraburi are under increased scrutiny.

Eventually, the water will feed towards the Ayutthaya and Chao Phraya system. Ayutthaya could therefore face increasing pressure from two directions. Chao Phraya flows are approaching from the north, while Pa Sak releases will arrive from the northeast.

Meanwhile, another major reservoir is approaching capacity in western Thailand. Vajiralongkorn Dam in Kanchanaburi reached approximately 96% on Monday evening. It contained about 8.484 billion cubic metres.

Consequently, the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand announced increased releases beginning Tuesday. Western Thailand has also received exceptional rainfall, with Kanchanaburi recording up to 238 millimetres during the latest reporting period. The Mae Klong basin is therefore also under close observation.

Rayong reservoirs remain heavily loaded as Chao Phraya releases send rising water towards Ang Thong

Conditions are already severe farther east. Prasae Reservoir in Rayong held approximately 331 million cubic metres on Monday morning. That represented 112.6% of its stated storage capacity.

In response, officials increased discharge through the spillway. Klaeng and Wang Chan districts were identified among potentially affected areas. At the same time, concern developed around the Khao Chuk/Khlong Rawoek reservoir.

The government stressed that the earth dam itself had not broken. Instead, erosion damaged part of the right side of the spillway structure. Consequently, surrounding communities are being watched closely. They include Thung Khwai Kin in Klaeng and Nam Pen in Khao Chamao. By Tuesday, Rayong was reporting flooding across five districts. Compounding the problem, catchments are saturated while reservoirs are carrying substantial volumes.

The Chao Phraya corridor presents a broader downstream challenge. At noon Monday, the Chao Phraya Dam increased discharge to 2,000 cubic metres per second. That water is now travelling south. Accordingly, downstream provinces are preparing for rising river levels. Ang Thong officials calculated that the increased flow would reach the province around 2 pm Tuesday.

Riverside areas in Chaiyo, Pa Mok and Muang districts could rise another 15 to 20 centimetres. Wiset Chai Chan and Pho Thong could rise approximately five to 10 centimetres. Ahead of the increase, residents beside the Chao Phraya and Noi rivers were warned. They were advised to move belongings and livestock to safer ground.

More significantly, the larger threat could emerge during early October. The Ang Thong incident command expects Chao Phraya Dam discharge could approach 2,500 cubic metres per second. If that occurs, officials estimate water around Ang Thong could rise another 1.5 to 1.8 metres. The Central Plains therefore face a developing downstream threat as greater volumes move through the system.

Central Plains face sustained river pressure as floods remain active across 29 provinces and Bangkok

Geographically, the route south is clear. Water moves from Nakhon Sawan towards Chai Nat and the Chao Phraya Dam. It then passes Sing Buri and Ang Thong before reaching Ayutthaya. From there, the river continues through Pathum Thani and Nonthaburi towards Bangkok. At the same time, Pa Sak releases add another pressure point around Ayutthaya.

This next phase differs sharply from Bangkok’s weekend emergency. Bangkok was overwhelmed primarily by exceptional local rainfall. That rainfall exceeded the capital’s ability to drain water quickly. Now, sustained river flows are becoming increasingly important. Furthermore, many downstream areas are already saturated after widespread rainfall.

The national flood emergency also remains extensive. On Tuesday, active flooding remained across 29 provinces and Bangkok. More than 2.6 million people were affected. Meanwhile, the cumulative death toll reported since September 16 had reached 23. Across the broader September 16-28 period, flooding occurred in 41 provinces and Bangkok.

More importantly, water was still rising across a broad geographical belt entering Tuesday. On Monday, DDPM reported rising levels in Nakhon Sawan, Chai Nat and Sing Buri. Water was also rising in Suphan Buri and Kanchanaburi. Farther downstream, Ayutthaya and Pathum Thani were recording increases. To the east, levels were rising in Nakhon Nayok, Prachin Buri, Sa Kaeo and Chon Buri.

Chao Phraya corridor comes under pressure as heavy rain threatens central and eastern provinces again

Taken together, those reports show an emergency extending far beyond residual Bangkok flooding. Substantial areas remain under active water pressure. The Central Plains corridor is particularly important.

Nakhon Sawan sits upstream of the Chao Phraya Dam. Downstream lie Chai Nat, Sing Buri, Ang Thong, Ayutthaya and Pathum Thani. Eventually, the river reaches Nonthaburi and Bangkok.

For now, increased Chao Phraya releases are the immediate concern. From Wednesday, additional Pa Sak releases become increasingly important. Suphan Buri and Kanchanaburi also require close attention because western Thailand remains extremely wet. Furthermore, the Meteorological Department forecast heavy rain Tuesday across Nakhon Sawan, Uthai Thani, Suphan Buri, Kanchanaburi and Ratchaburi.

Fresh rainfall in those provinces could increase runoff into already swollen river systems. It could also increase inflows into reservoirs with limited remaining capacity. The weather is therefore increasingly important to reservoir management as well as flood drainage.

In another vulnerable area, Nakhon Nayok and Prachin Buri remain under pressure. Officials have already reduced releases from Khun Dan Prakan Chon Dam. The measure is intended to ease flooding in Muang district of Nakhon Nayok. In Prachin Buri, flood defences have been erected around Chao Phraya Abhaibhubejhr Hospital. Patients have already been moved as a precaution.

Eastern provinces remain exposed as short dry window becomes crucial for drainage and reservoir capacity

Across the eastern region, further potentially heavy rainfall remains forecast. The Meteorological Department identified Nakhon Nayok, Prachin Buri and Chon Buri among threatened provinces. Rayong, Chanthaburi and Trat are also included. Rayong remains particularly exposed because its catchments are saturated. Prasae Reservoir has also exceeded its stated storage capacity.

Nationally, rainfall is generally expected to decrease Tuesday. That provides Bangkok and other flooded areas with an opportunity to move accumulated water. Yet the window could be short. Accumulated rainfall still creates risks of flash flooding, river overflow and landslides. Western areas of northern and central Thailand remain vulnerable, while the eastern seaboard also remains exposed.

Weather conditions during the next several days will therefore be central to the flood response. Under drier conditions, Bangkok’s canals can fall and flooded communities can drain. River levels can also decline if upstream inflows decrease. In turn, reservoir operators can release water and create additional storage capacity.

Renewed heavy rainfall would produce the opposite effect. Fresh water would arrive before existing volumes had cleared downstream. Reservoirs approaching capacity would receive additional inflows. Simultaneously, rivers would have to carry existing releases and new runoff. That would reduce the available margin across several interconnected water systems.

Weather outlook threatens renewed heavy rain as Anutin faces a wider flood emergency beyond Bangkok

The seven-day outlook does not indicate that the danger has passed. Conditions could deteriorate again from September 30 into early October. Further heavy to very heavy rainfall is possible later this week. Central Thailand, the East and Bangkok are among the areas facing that risk. The present drainage window is consequently important for both Bangkok and the wider river system.

For Mr Anutin, the operational challenge has expanded rapidly since the weekend. On Sunday, attention centred overwhelmingly on flooded Bangkok communities. By Monday night, the Prime Minister was still travelling by boat through deep water in eastern Bangkok. He was also defending the government’s response directly to residents.

“How can we expect the people to feel better right now?” Mr Anutin said. “The government can’t expect that, but we must do our duty.” He also addressed the limits of flood prevention. “Today, we can’t say we can’t prevent flooding,” he said. “But when flooding occurs, being prepared to help and assist the people is the first priority.”

By Tuesday, however, the immediate challenge had become considerably broader. Bangkok must still drain huge quantities of trapped water. Simultaneously, the Chao Phraya is carrying increased upstream flows south. Pa Sak Jolasid is preparing dramatically higher releases. Vajiralongkorn Dam is approximately 96% full, while Prasae Reservoir has exceeded its stated capacity.

Flood response expands nationwide as relief funding, river defences and reservoir releases become critical

In addition, active flooding continues across 29 provinces and Bangkok. More than 2.6 million people are affected. The Royal Thai Army has already deployed thousands of personnel. Military units are also reinforcing flood defences outside the capital as rising river levels threaten communities farther downstream.

Mr Anutin said Monday that the government was moving towards recovery and rehabilitation. The government is preparing more than ฿2 billion in flood relief funding for Cabinet consideration. Even so, immediate emergency operations remain extensive. In Bangkok, supplies must still reach communities isolated by deep water. Pumps must then remove trapped water once canal levels permit.

Beyond the capital, riverbanks and flood defences require continued monitoring. Reservoir operators must also manage rapidly changing inflows and releases. Downstream provinces must prepare for water already travelling towards them. Ayutthaya and Pathum Thani consequently become increasingly important during the next phase. Eventually, those flows approach Nonthaburi and Bangkok.

The timing is tight. Bangkok could require between two and seven days to remove existing floodwater. That depends on location, canal levels and further rainfall. At the same time, Pa Sak Jolasid is 96.49% full. Its releases are scheduled to climb sharply through Friday.

High reservoir levels force releases as Bangkok drains and northern water continues moving southwards

Vajiralongkorn is around 96% full, while Prasae has reached 112.6% of its stated storage capacity. The Chao Phraya Dam is already releasing 2,000 cubic metres per second. That flow could approach 2,500 cubic metres per second during early October.

Bangkok’s drainage operation now overlaps with a growing upstream river-management challenge. The capital needs its canals to fall while northern water continues moving south. Thailand’s entire dam network is not full, with national storage around 77%. Critically, however, several strategically important reservoirs are approaching their operating limits.

That is already forcing sharply increased releases. Downstream rivers and floodplains are carrying substantial water at the same time. Further rainfall could add another layer of runoff before those flows clear. Drier conditions would instead give Bangkok, reservoirs and river systems valuable time.

For now, Bangkok’s floodwaters are slowly falling. However, the national emergency remains active across a broad swathe of Thailand. Reservoirs are heavily loaded, releases are increasing and downstream river levels are rising. Much of that water is now moving south.

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Joseph Anthony is an expat from Ireland who has lived in Thailand for the last decade. He has worked extensively in the media including editorial positions in Ireland and Thailand. He is focused on economic and business stories in Thailand as well as the expat lifestyle.

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泰国总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔正面临日益严峻的洪灾形势，曼谷正努力排水，大量洪水正向南涌去。包括首都曼谷在内的29个府共有超过260万人受灾。与此同时，主要水库的蓄水量已接近极限，迫使水库大幅增加泄洪量，流入水位暴涨的河流。帕萨乔拉西德水库的蓄水量已达96.49%，而湄南河大坝的泄洪量为每秒2000立方米。目前，不断上涨的河水威胁着大城府、巴吞他尼府、暖武里府和曼谷。由于未来可能还会出现强降雨，泰国必须争分夺秒地将积水排往南方，以免下一场暴雨来袭。

泰国总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔正面临日益严重的洪灾危机，已有260万人受灾。由于水库接近满库容，水位暴涨，迫使泄洪量增加，河水向南涌向曼谷。（来源：考索德报）

曼谷周末暴雨过后排水困难，总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔面临着日益扩大的洪灾危机。然而，洪灾威胁如今已蔓延至首都以外的地区。曼谷的短期降雨危机有所缓解，但东部地区仍有大量积水滞留。

与此同时，几个大型水库的蓄水量已接近极限。水坝运营方正在增加泄洪量，而大量上游水流则涌向中部平原。因此，自周末以来，阿努廷先生面临的挑战发生了显著变化。

最初，紧急情况主要集中在曼谷排水系统不堪重负的异常降雨上。现在，官员们必须一边疏导首都的洪水，一边应对水位暴涨的河流和水库。此外，上游的水流已经开始涌向大城府、巴吞他尼府、暖武里府，最终也将流向曼谷。

暴雨仍然是主要威胁，阿努廷正在巡视曼谷被洪水淹没的社区并指导救援工作。

持续强降雨可能会减缓排水速度，并增加水库入库流量。同样，新的降雨也会使水量已经很大的河流更加充沛。相反，如果连续几天相对干燥，将为相关部门提供一个重要的窗口期，以便将现有的水向南输送。

阿努廷先生周一晚在曼谷一些受灾最严重的社区过夜。下午6点50分，他连续第二天返回邦卡皮的空占住宅区。国防部长阿杜尔·汶塔姆查伦中将以及其他部长和高级官员陪同他前往。

首先，阿努廷先生视察了国家发展管理学院外的一间皇家厨房。该厨房正在为洪灾灾民准备1万份盒饭。他检查了餐食的数量，然后登上了一艘平底船，前往被洪水淹没的住宅区。

当总理的船经过公寓楼时，居民们的反应截然不同。一些人高声欢呼，感谢总理的来访；另一些人则大声辱骂和批评。然而，阿努廷先生并未还击，而是表示应该允许居民表达他们的不满。一度，居民们高喊：“我们很高兴能在这里见到总理！”还有人高喊：“泰万岁！泰万岁！”阿努廷先生回应道：“哦，暂时别理会他们。不要理会他们。”

阿努廷正在检查水源和物资供应情况，因为运河水位过高，无法有效地从洪水淹没区抽水。

此外，他的船还停靠在一栋公寓楼旁，他用软管检查了自来水。阿努廷先生告诉居民，周围的水位仍然太高，无法有效抽水。即便如此，他承诺会继续运送食物、饮用水和必需品。“请大家保重，”他告诉居民，“现在水位太高，我们无法抽水，但我们会每天都送来食物和水。”

随后，总理继续前往罗姆克劳和拉卡邦，这两个地方仍遭受严重的洪水侵袭。他还驳斥了有关他“高高在上”指挥救援行动的说法。

阿努廷先生表示，需要进行实地考察才能确定社区的实际需求。他还说，此前的粮食短缺情况已大幅缓解。孔占村所有建筑物的电力供应也已恢复，官员们正在重新接通供水。

阿努廷先生说：“两天没吃饭的抱怨已经消失了。食物已经送达，所有建筑物都恢复了供电，自来水也正在恢复。”然而，当地的泵房仍然被淹。这凸显了曼谷排水系统面临的核心问题：洪水不能简单地被抽到水位更高的运河中，否则水会倒流回这些社区。

曼谷等待运河水位下降，阿努廷下令更换水泵并为应急响应辩护

阿努廷先生表示，政府在等待水位下降的同时，集中精力解决眼前的物资短缺问题。“不管别人怎么批评，今天我们给他们发了米，他们说够了，”他说。“这体现了我们对他们生计和消费的关心。我们一夜之间就做到了。”他还为实地考察辩护。“如果我们不去实地查看，就不知道他们需要什么，”他说。“我们不能在不了解情况的情况下就随意提供所需物资。”

从运行层面来说，曼谷首先需要主要运河的水位下降。Saen Saep运河、Lat Phrao运河、Prawet Buri Rom运河和Prem Prachakorn运河尤为重要。周末期间，其中几条运河的水位达到警戒线，部分河段甚至发生溢流。

因此，大量污水滞留在道路、住宅区和低洼社区内。阿努廷先生表示，一旦运河水位允许，抽水工作将加大力度。此外，他还下令更换损坏的水泵，并表示愿意为购置更多设备提供支持。

总理表示，在外部水位仍然较高的情况下抽水只会让水循环回流。相反，水必须先通过运河流向大海。“他们今天看到的是一个积极的趋势，因为不再下雨了，”阿努廷先生说。他补充说，这将为排水提供机会。一旦运河水位下降，就可以迅速加大抽水力度。

曼谷排水时间表取决于周二能否迎来新的降雨，东部八个区仍受洪水侵袭。

曼谷市长查查·西提蓬对灾后重建给出了一个谨慎的时间表。他预计一般洪水灾区将在三到四天内得到缓解，但受灾严重的地区可能需要更长时间。

例如，罗姆克劳火山可能需要大约七天才能消退。中央政府对曼谷大部分地区的消退时间给出了较短的估计，预计只需两到三天。关键在于，这一预测的前提是不会有明显的降雨。

情况仍不明朗。泰国气象局预测，周二曼谷及其周边府出现雷暴的概率为60%。因此，降雨紧急状态有所缓解，但并未完全解除。曼谷东部和东北部地区受灾尤为严重。周一，包括拉卡邦、邦卡皮、民武里、沙潘松、素安銮、汶坤、空三瓦和赛迈在内的八个区仍遭受严重洪涝灾害。

截至周二上午，情况仅有所好转。在邦卡皮路口，水位下降了约10厘米，但路口仍然几乎无法通行。在帕塔纳坎路口附近，洪水深度仍约为50厘米，因此小型车辆无法通过。曼谷全城约有32.9万户家庭受到影响，涉及约70万人。

随着北部洪水向南蔓延，陆军部署了4000名人员，而曼谷仍在继续排水。

为此，泰国皇家陆军已在曼谷和泰国中部部署了4000多名人员。此次行动包括288辆车辆和20艘充气艇或平底船。此外，还有9个移动野战厨房和2套无人机系统为行动提供支持。

曼谷市内也设立了前沿作战中心。这些中心正与曼谷市政府和其他机构协调军事行动。

皇家卫队第一步兵师负责邦卡皮地区的防务。在另一条战线上，皇家卫队第二骑兵师则负责拉克拉邦地区的防务。部队正在运送居民和弱势群体，并分发食物、饮用水和必需品。

在罗姆克劳，平底船和高底盘车辆正在为交通不便的社区提供援助。在曼谷以外，士兵们正在巴吞他尼府三科县加固沙袋路障。

这一行动反映了首都面临的下一个问题。北部的水流正在向南流动，而曼谷仍在努力排出周末的洪灾积水。

曼谷市政府已报告，受北向气流影响，邦帕特和塔威瓦塔纳一带水位上涨。因此，湄南河流域的整体情况日益严峻。曼谷正努力清除积水，与此同时，另一股水流正向中部平原下游移动。

由于运营商准备大幅增加向已经水位过高的系统中泄洪量，Pa Sak Jolasid 的蓄水池已接近饱和。

最初，国家水库蓄水量数据似乎并不那么令人担忧。截至9月28日，泰国水库蓄水量约为618.08亿立方米，约占总蓄水量的77%。

因此，泰国的水库整体蓄水量并未达到饱和。然而，从区域层面来看，情况则更为严峻。西部水库蓄水量约为89%，东部水库约为85%。更重要的是，一些具有重要战略意义的水库已接近其运行极限。

帕萨克·乔拉西德水库就是一个最明显的例子。该水库蓄水量已达总容量的96.49%。周一早上6点，水库蓄水量为8.4094亿立方米。然而，入库水量为每秒737.78立方米，而出库水量仅为每秒约25立方米。因此，水库的入库速度远远超过了出库速度。

雪上加霜的是，灌溉部门预测未来七天还将有3.7322亿立方米的用水量。因此，运营方已安排大幅增加泄洪量。周三，泄洪量预计将增至每秒115立方米。周四，泄洪量将翻倍至每秒230立方米。到周五，泄洪量预计将达到每秒400立方米。这比周一的泄洪量增加了十六倍。

由于异常降雨，哇集拉隆功水库水位接近满库，帕萨克河泄洪威胁着河流水位进一步上涨。

官员估计，这些泄洪可能会使巴萨克河水位上升3.5至4米。目前，他们预计新增的水量将留在河道内。即便如此，洛布里府和沙拉武里府仍受到密切关注。

最终，这些水将汇入阿瑜陀耶河和湄南河水系。因此，阿瑜陀耶河可能面临来自两个方向的压力。湄南河的河水正从北部逼近，而帕萨河的泄洪则将从东北方向抵达。

与此同时，泰国西部另一座大型水库也接近满库。位于北碧府的哇集拉隆功水库周一晚间蓄水量已达约96%，蓄水量约为84.84亿立方米。

因此，泰国电力局宣布自周二起增加泄洪量。泰国西部也遭遇了异常强降雨，北碧府在最新报告期内降雨量高达238毫米。因此，湄公河流域也正受到密切关注。

由于湄南河泄洪导致水位上涨，罗勇府水库仍然蓄水量巨大，水位不断上涨，直逼安通府。

东部地区的情况已经十分严峻。周一上午，罗勇府的普拉塞水库蓄水量约为3.31亿立方米，相当于其标称库容的112.6%。

为应对这一情况，官员们增加了泄洪道的泄洪量。克朗县和旺占县被列为潜在受影响地区。与此同时，考楚克/空拉沃克水库的情况也令人担忧。

政府强调，土坝本身并未溃决，而是侵蚀损坏了溢洪道右侧的部分结构。因此，周边社区正受到密切关注，包括克朗县的通奎金村和考查茂县的南彭村。截至周二，罗勇府报告称，五个县都发生了洪水。雪上加霜的是，集水区已饱和，水库蓄水量也很大。

湄南河走廊下游面临更广泛的挑战。周一中午，湄南河大坝将泄洪量增加至每秒2000立方米。这些水流目前正向南流去。因此，下游各府正在为河流水位上涨做好准备。安通府官员预计，增加的流量将于周二下午2点左右到达该府。

猜约县、帕莫县和芒县的河岸地区水位可能还会上涨15至20厘米。威塞猜占县和坡通县的水位可能上涨约5至10厘米。在水位上涨之前，湄南河和诺伊河沿岸的居民已收到警告，并被建议将财物和牲畜转移到安全地带。

更重要的是，更大的威胁可能在10月初出现。安通水电站应急指挥部预计湄南河大坝的泄洪量可能接近每秒2500立方米。如果这种情况发生，官员估计安通水电站附近的水位可能会再上涨1.5至1.8米。因此，随着更多水量通过该水系，中部平原将面临下游日益严重的威胁。

由于洪水仍在29个府和曼谷肆虐，中部平原地区面临持续的河流压力。

从地理位置上看，南下路线清晰明了。河​​水从那空沙旺府流向猜纳府和湄南河大坝，然后流经信武里府和安通府，最终到达阿瑜陀耶府。从那里，湄南河继续流经巴吞他尼府和暖武里府，最终汇入曼谷。与此同时，帕萨水库泄洪又在阿瑜陀耶府附近增加了一个压力点。

下一阶段的情况与曼谷周末的紧急情况截然不同。曼谷当时主要是由于异常强降雨造成的，降雨量超过了首都的快速排水能力。而现在，持续的河流流量变得愈发重要。此外，大范围降雨后，下游许多地区已经饱和。

全国洪灾紧急状态仍然十分严峻。截至周二，包括曼谷在内的29个府仍遭受洪水侵袭，超过260万人受灾。自9月16日以来，累计死亡人数已达23人。在9月16日至28日期间，包括曼谷在内的41个府均发生洪灾。

更重要的是，截至周二，大片区域的水位仍在上涨。周一，泰国灾害与预防管理部（DDPM）报告称，那空沙旺府、猜纳府和信武里府的水位都在上升。素攀武里府和北碧府的水位也在上涨。下游的阿瑜陀耶府和巴吞他尼府的水位也在上升。东部的那空那育府、巴真府、沙缴府和春武里府的水位也在上升。

湄南河走廊面临压力，强降雨再次威胁中部和东部省份

综合这些报告来看，紧急情况远不止曼谷的残余洪灾。大片地区仍然处于持续的水压之下。中部平原走廊的情况尤为重要。

那空沙旺位于湄南河大坝的上游。下游是猜纳府、信武里府、红统府、大城府和巴吞他尼府。最终，这条河到达暖武里府和曼谷。

目前，湄南河泄洪量增加是当务之急。从周三开始，帕萨河的额外泄洪也变得愈发重要。素攀武里府和北碧府也需要密切关注，因为泰国西部地区仍然非常潮湿。此外，气象部门预测，周二那空沙旺府、乌泰他尼府、素攀武里府、北碧府和叻丕府将出现强降雨。

这些省份的降雨可能会增加流入已经水位上涨的河流系统的径流量，也可能增加剩余容量有限的水库的入库流量。因此，天气对水库管理和防洪的重要性日益凸显。

在另一个易受洪水侵袭的地区，那空那育府和巴真府仍然面临洪水压力。官员们已经减少了坤丹普拉坎春大坝的泄洪量。此举旨在缓解那空那育府府县的洪水灾害。在巴真府，湄南河阿拜布贝医院周围已经设置了防洪设施。作为预防措施，患者已被转移。

东部各省仍面临严峻挑战，因为短暂的旱季对于排水和水库容量至关重要。

东部地区预计仍将出现强降雨。气象部门已将那空那育府、巴真府和春武里府列为受灾府。罗勇府、尖竹汶府和达叻府也位列其中。罗勇府由于流域已饱和，因此尤其容易受到降雨影响。帕塞水库的水位也已超过其规定库容。

全国范围内，预计周二降雨量将普遍减少。这将为曼谷和其他受灾地区提供疏导积水的机会。然而，这个窗口期可能很短暂。积雨仍会带来突发性洪水、河水泛滥和山体滑坡的风险。泰国北部和中部西部地区仍然脆弱，东部沿海地区也面临风险。

因此，未来几天的天气状况对防洪工作至关重要。在较为干燥的天气条件下，曼谷的运河水位可以下降，被淹社区的积水也能排出。如果上游入流量减少，河流水位也会下降。这样一来，水库运营方就可以放水，增加蓄水能力。

再次出现强降雨将产生相反的效果。新鲜水会在下游现有水量尚未消退之前就抵达。接近满库的水库将接收更多入库水量。与此同时，河流必须承载现有的泄洪量和新增径流。这将减少多个相互连通的水系的可用余量。

天气预报显示，强降雨可能再次来袭，阿努廷面临的洪水紧急情况范围已超出曼谷。

七日天气预报显示危险尚未解除。9月30日至10月初，天气状况可能再次恶化。本周晚些时候可能出现强降雨至特大暴雨。泰国中部、东部和曼谷等地区均面临风险。因此，目前的排水窗口对于曼谷及周边河流系统都至关重要。

对阿努廷先生而言，自周末以来，行动上的挑战迅速扩大。周日，所有人的注意力都集中在曼谷被洪水淹没的社区。到了周一晚上，总理仍在曼谷东部深水区乘船出行。他还直接向居民解释政府的应对措施。

阿努廷先生说：“我们怎能指望民众现在感觉好些呢？政府不能指望他们如此，但我们必须尽职尽责。”他还谈到了防洪的局限性。“今天，我们不能说我们完全无法预防洪水，”他说，“但当洪水来袭时，做好帮助和援助民众的准备才是首要任务。”

然而，到了周二，眼前的挑战变得更加严峻。曼谷仍需排出大量滞留的水。与此同时，湄南河上游水流不断增加，向南流淌。帕萨乔拉西德水库正准备大幅提高泄洪量。哇集拉隆功大坝的蓄水量已接近96%，而帕塞水库的蓄水量也已超过其规定容量。

随着救灾资金、河道防御和水库泄洪变得至关重要，全国范围内的防洪工作正在扩大。

此外，泰国29个府和曼谷仍持续遭受洪水侵袭，超过260万人受灾。泰国皇家陆军已部署数千名人员。随着河流水位上涨威胁下游社区，军方也在首都以外地区加固防洪设施。

阿努廷先生周一表示，政府正着手灾后重建工作。政府已准备超过20亿泰铢的救灾资金，供内阁审议。即便如此，紧急救援行动仍十分繁重。在曼谷，物资仍需运抵被洪水围困的社区。待运河水位允许后，抽水机必须将积水抽出。

除了首都之外，河岸和防洪设施也需要持续监测。水库运营方还必须应对快速变化的入库水量和泄洪量。下游各府必须做好准备，迎接已经向其袭来的水流。因此，在下一阶段，阿瑜陀耶府和巴吞他尼府的重要性将日益凸显。最终，这些水流将抵达暖武里府和曼谷。

时间紧迫。曼谷可能需要两到七天才能清除现有洪水，具体时间取决于地点、运河水位和后续降雨情况。与此同时，帕萨乔拉西德水库的蓄水量已达96.49%，预计周五之前泄洪量将大幅增加。

水库水位过高，被迫泄洪，曼谷市区排水，北部的水流继续向南推进。

哇集拉隆功水库蓄水量约为96%，而帕塞水库蓄水量已达其设计容量的112.6%。湄南河大坝目前已开始以每秒2000立方米的速度泄洪。预计10月初，泄洪量将接近每秒2500立方米。

曼谷的排水工程如今与日益严峻的上游河流管理挑战交织在一起。首都需要降低运河水位，同时还要保证北部的水源继续南流。泰国的水库蓄水量尚未达到饱和，全国蓄水量约为77%。然而，至关重要的是，几个具有重要战略意义的水库正接近其运行极限。

这已经迫使泄洪量大幅增加。下游河流和洪泛区同时也在承载着大量的水。进一步的降雨可能会在这些水流消退之前，再增加一层径流。相反，干燥的天气将为曼谷、水库和河流系统争取宝贵的时间。

目前，曼谷的洪水水位正在缓慢下降。然而，泰国大部分地区仍处于国家紧急状态。水库蓄水量巨大，泄洪量不断增加，下游河流水位也在上涨。目前，大部分洪水正向南流去。

阿努廷总理涉水进入洪灾地区，遭遇了包括强烈愤怒在内的各种反应。

NIDA民意调查显示，随着总理阿努廷的基地被撞毁，泰国公众的冷漠情绪日益加剧。

NIDA民意调查显示，邓小平在总理人选和人民党候选人中遥遥领先于泰自豪党。

人民党人士敦促谨慎行事，此前检方决定不起诉前候选人

曼谷人民党候选人周一因涉嫌与洗钱网络有关联被捕

民调显示，为泰人民党仍有可能组建联合政府，但这需要一些运气。

楚维特形容人民党的领导层“幼稚”，并表示该党已被选民宠坏了。

泰自豪党议员投票维持参议院对改革的否决权，宪政危机再度爆发。

阿努廷总理精心制定的政治计划因合艾峰会的灾难性后果而破灭，失败案例层出不穷。

周日，救援人员在合艾发现一名最后一次被人看到时已饥饿不堪的男子，该男子已死亡，这是这场灾难造成的又一起死亡事件。

合艾退潮时，尸体重见天日，这场南部城市的灾难引发了公众的愤怒。

南部洪灾已造成33人死亡，死亡人数仍在上升，政府迟缓的应对措施岌岌可危。

一些观察人士称，不断上涨的“死亡之水”将使宋卡和合艾面临300年来最严重的洪灾。

约瑟夫·安东尼是一位来自爱尔兰的侨民，过去十年一直居住在泰国。他曾在爱尔兰和泰国的媒体行业担任过编辑职务，拥有丰富的媒体从业经验。他主要关注泰国的经济和商业新闻，以及侨民的生活方式。

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2026年9月24日，塔玛纳·普罗姆波领导的克拉塔姆党准备组建政府，总理阿努廷严阵以待。塔玛纳·普罗姆波领导的拥有58名议员的克拉塔姆党正朝着这一目标迈进。

2026年9月24日，一名加拿大男子在清迈被捕，他涉嫌强奸一名英国游客，当时距离他离开泰国仅几个小时。警方突袭了38岁的加拿大男子阿尔多·奥乔亚·萨恩斯（Aldo Ochoa Saenz）的住所。

泰国石油基金每周亏损近50亿泰铢，政府疲于应对中东危机 2026年9月23日 泰国石油基金每日亏损7亿泰铢

泰国内政部对以色列在泰国的哈巴德运动网络展开调查，此前有报道称该网络在泰国南部购买土地（2026年9月23日）。泰国内政部扩大了对与以色列有关联的土地的调查范围。

2026年9月22日，马来西亚国王玛哈·哇集拉隆功的第三子查克里瓦特博士健康状况恶化，引发各方关注。

地方政府考试丑闻逼近关键时刻。Rangsiman Rome呼吁首相给出解释（2026年9月22日）。Anutin因45亿泰铢的地方考试丑闻面临越来越大的压力。

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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方面举步维艰 2026年9月21日 越南旅游业的蓬勃发展正在缩小与泰国的差距

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泰国警方发出警告，警惕假冒止咳糖浆。2026年9月26日，警方在四次突击行动中捣毁了一个假药帝国。

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2026年9月25日，一名33岁男子因母亲拒绝给他买一辆动力更强的车，在乌隆他尼纵火焚烧了自己的本田史酷比汽车。

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芭堤雅突袭行动后，几名中国男子因涉嫌强奸和敲诈勒索被捕。一名女子于2026年9月23日被关押并戴上镣铐。

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2026年9月22日，一名35岁泰国女子在台湾遇害，其家人要求归还骨灰并索要经济赔偿。

2026年9月21日，伦敦警察厅根据线报捣毁了以泰国女子“冰雪女王弗蕾雅”为名的性交易团伙。

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