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Bangkok floods put Thailand’s new ‘One Map’ warning system under scrutiny

BANGKOK: The intense rainfall over Bangkok and surrounding provinces – widely described in Thai media as a "rain bomb" – has begun to ease, but deep flooding remains in several communities and has renewed scrutiny of the government's disaster-warning and water-management systems.

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曼谷洪灾使泰国新的“统一地图”预警系统受到审查

A boy jumps into flood water as he plays with his friends in a flooded area following heavy rain in Bangkok, Thailand, September 28, 2026. Bangkok recorded close to 300mm of rain over about 48 hours during the worst of the downpour. - Reuters

BANGKOK: The intense rainfall over Bangkok and surrounding provinces – widely described in Thai media as a “rain bomb” – has begun to ease, but deep flooding remains in several communities and has renewed scrutiny of the government’s disaster-warning and water-management systems.

The flooding has drawn criticism of Thai Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul’s administration, particularly over the speed of public warnings and assistance to affected communities.

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