Storm clouds gathering again as Thailand races to bolster its flood defences after last week’s deluge

October 3, 2026 at 11:54 am

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Thailand is bracing for another dangerous spell of heavy rainfall just days after floods swamped Bangkok and other parts of the country. Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has ordered nationwide emergency preparations ahead of intense rain forecast from October 4. The wider severe weather alert runs through October 7, stretching from the North to the deep South. Bangkok and surrounding provinces are again directly in the risk zone while drainage and recovery operations continue. Governors have been ordered to ready emergency teams, machinery, evacuation centres, food and water. Meanwhile, officials are monitoring threats from flash floods, run-off, landslides, mudslides and strong winds as saturated areas face another severe weather test.

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul orders nationwide preparations as heavy rain threatens Thailand again, with flood-hit Bangkok facing renewed danger from October 4–7. ( Source: Khaosod )

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has ordered nationwide preparations as Thailand braces for another spell of severe rainfall. The warning comes while Bangkok and other areas are still recovering from last week’s flooding.

Heavy rain is forecast across large parts of the country from October 4. Separately, the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM) has extended its severe weather warning through October 7.

Bangkok and surrounding provinces are again inside the risk zone. The warning covers thunderstorms, strong winds and heavy to very heavy rainfall. In addition, officials are watching for flash floods, run-off, landslides, mudslides and accumulated water. The renewed threat arrives before existing flood recovery operations have finished.

Anutin orders nationwide emergency preparations as heavy rainfall threatens Thailand from October 4

Anutin, who is also Interior Minister, chaired another emergency command meeting on Friday morning. It was his third consecutive day leading the National Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Command. The meeting began at 8 am at the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation. Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Ekniti Nitithanpraphas attended alongside senior officials.

Defence Minister Lt Gen Adul Bunthamcharoen also joined the meeting. Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt was present with armed forces commanders and officials handling flood operations. Provincial governors participated remotely as the government reviewed conditions nationwide. Notably, Anutin said coordinated operations had already improved conditions across affected areas.

Still, he warned officials against reducing their preparations. “We must be prepared because the weather conditions from now on are still unreliable,” Anutin said. Emergency resources could have to move rapidly if flooding develops elsewhere. The immediate concern centres on heavy rainfall forecast for October 4 and 5.

In response, Anutin ordered governors to complete preparations before conditions deteriorate. Personnel must remain available for immediate deployment. Machinery and emergency equipment must also be positioned for rapid use. Meanwhile, officials must prepare food, drinking water and other essential supplies.

Evacuation centres and supplies readied as Anutin demands one data set during the flood emergency

Temporary evacuation centres must be identified and made ready. Emergency response plans must also be prepared before the approaching rainfall. As part of this, local agencies must know where residents can be moved if evacuations become necessary. Supplies must already be available rather than assembled after flooding develops.

Anutin stressed that continuous preparedness was necessary because weather conditions remained unpredictable. “We must maintain continuous preparedness in case we need to deal with flooding situations in other provinces,” he said. Accordingly, resources committed to existing recovery operations cannot simply be stood down. Agencies must remain capable of moving personnel and equipment quickly.

On another front, Anutin demanded tighter control over information released during the emergency. He ordered government agencies to work from a single set of data. Different agencies must not release competing assessments of the same situation. “What I want to emphasise again is that we must use only one set of data,” Anutin said.

The order puts information coordination inside the wider emergency response. Government agencies must therefore coordinate their assessments before releasing them. Anutin said conflicting information could create confusion and unnecessary anxiety. In parallel, officials and residents need consistent information as weather and flood conditions change.

DDPM expands severe weather preparations as storms threaten provinces from the North to the deep South

Friday’s meeting also reviewed operations ordered during the previous meeting on October 1. Anutin said agencies had continued carrying out their assigned tasks. Operational teams had been established to support relief work in affected areas. Furthermore, officials reported problems encountered during field operations and requests for additional assistance.

Those reports are feeding into revised operational plans. Agencies were instructed to adjust their response as conditions changed. Anutin said cooperation between agencies had helped improve the current flood situation. Yet the latest forecast threatens another round of disruption before recovery work is complete.

The DDPM has now ordered preparations for severe weather between October 4 and 7. Director-General Nirat Pongsitthithavorn said volatile conditions were expected across much of Thailand. The forecast includes thunderstorms, strong winds and heavy to very heavy rainfall. Consequently, dozens of provinces have been told to intensify monitoring and emergency preparations.

The warning stretches from northern Thailand to the southern border provinces. All 17 northern provinces listed by the DDPM face possible severe weather. They include Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Mae Hong Son, Lamphun, Lampang, Phayao, Phrae and Nan. Uttaradit, Tak, Sukhothai and Kamphaeng Phet are also covered.

Bangkok and eastern provinces face renewed rainfall as severe weather warning spreads across Thailand

Further south, the northern warning includes Phitsanulok, Phichit, Phetchabun, Nakhon Sawan and Uthai Thani. Officials must closely watch locations receiving prolonged or accumulated rainfall. Further downpours could produce flash flooding and rapid run-off. Saturated ground also raises the danger of landslides and mudslides in vulnerable areas.

The warning also extends across 20 northeastern provinces. They include Loei, Nong Khai, Bueng Kan, Udon Thani, Khon Kaen and Nakhon Phanom. Nakhon Ratchasima, Buriram, Surin, Sisaket and Ubon Ratchathani are also among the threatened provinces. Elsewhere, other northeastern areas are covered by the nationwide preparations.

Across central and western Thailand, another 26 provinces face severe weather risks. They include Kanchanaburi, Ratchaburi, Suphanburi, Chainat, Singburi and Ang Thong. Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, Lopburi, Saraburi, Nakhon Nayok and Prachinburi are also listed. At the same time, the warning extends towards the eastern seaboard.

Chonburi, Rayong, Chanthaburi and Trat are among the eastern provinces covered. Crucially, Bangkok and its surrounding provinces are also included. Pathum Thani, Nonthaburi and Nakhon Pathom face the renewed threat. Samut Sakhon, Samut Prakan and Samut Songkhram are also inside the warning area.

Bangkok recovery overlaps new rain threat as southern provinces also brace for severe weather conditions

For Bangkok, the timing is particularly difficult. The capital remains engaged in recovery and drainage operations following the previous flooding. Now, officials must continue that work while preparing for another period of heavy rainfall. Neighbouring provinces face the same overlapping demands on personnel and equipment.

The warning also reaches deep into southern Thailand. The DDPM has placed 14 southern provinces under the severe weather alert. These include Chumphon, Surat Thani, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Phatthalung and Songkhla. Pattani, Yala and Narathiwat are covered as well.

Along the Andaman coast, Ranong, Phang Nga, Phuket, Krabi, Trang and Satun face the same warning. Taken together, the alert stretches from Thailand’s northern border to the far South. It covers the Central Plains, Bangkok, the eastern seaboard and both sides of the southern peninsula.

Against that backdrop, the Central Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Command has ordered intensified monitoring nationwide. Provinces must closely track rainfall and conditions in vulnerable areas. In particular, officials must watch locations already experiencing prolonged or accumulated rainfall. Those areas could face rapid changes if another intense downpour arrives.

Flash floods, landslides and strong winds drive round-the-clock monitoring across vulnerable communities

Flash flooding is one major concern. Run-off from higher ground presents another. Similarly, saturated slopes face risks from landslides and mudslides. Low-lying communities could experience accumulated water, while strong winds could accompany thunderstorms.

For that reason, monitoring teams have been instructed to operate around the clock. Provincial administrations must provide advance warnings to districts and local administrative organisations. High-risk communities must also receive warnings before conditions deteriorate. Where necessary, local agencies must be ready to support evacuations.

Emergency shelters form another part of the preparations. They must have enough capacity if residents are forced from their homes. Moreover, food, drinking water and other necessities must be available. Emergency equipment must also be prepared before conditions worsen.

The orders leave officials handling two operations at once. Existing flood relief and recovery work must continue across affected communities. Simultaneously, personnel and machinery must remain available for the approaching weather threat. That creates a direct operational overlap between the previous flooding and the new warning.

Flood relief continues as emergency teams and machinery remain ready for another weather threat

Anutin said agencies had already provided integrated support during the existing emergency. Even so, his latest instructions require those resources to remain available for immediate redeployment. The government is maintaining its emergency command structure. Provincial governors must also remain ready as forecasts and local conditions change.

Friday’s meeting gathered reports directly from agencies operating in affected areas. The DDPM Director-General was tasked with leading the detailed assessment. Agencies had to report local conditions, operational difficulties and requests for further assistance. From there, officials could adjust plans before the next rainfall period.

October 4 and 5 remain the government’s immediate focus. The Meteorological Department expects a high risk of heavy rainfall across many areas. Anutin has therefore ordered preparations before that rainfall arrives. After that, the wider DDPM severe weather alert continues through October 7.

Bangkok again sits directly inside the threatened area. The capital has not completed recovery from the previous flooding. Nevertheless, another period of heavy rainfall is approaching while drainage and relief work continues. Surrounding provinces face the same renewed pressure.

Under the government orders, machinery and emergency supplies must remain ready across the metropolitan area. Officials must also prepare evacuation facilities where required. At the same time, flood-hit communities must continue receiving relief and recovery assistance. Improving conditions cannot trigger a reduction in readiness.

Bangkok remains inside the danger zone as heavy rainfall threatens renewed pressure on flood recovery

Provincial governors have been ordered to coordinate preparations across their areas. Likewise, they must ensure warnings quickly reach vulnerable communities. Local agencies must be prepared to support evacuations and emergency relief. The DDPM has placed particular emphasis on locations exposed to flash flooding and rapid run-off.

Mountainous areas vulnerable to landslides require close monitoring. By contrast, low-lying communities face the danger of accumulated water. Strong winds add another threat as thunderstorms cross the country. Thus, preparations extend beyond river flooding and urban drainage.

The geographic scale is extensive. The warning runs from Chiang Rai and Chiang Mai to Narathiwat in the deep South. It crosses the Northeast, Central Plains, Bangkok, eastern provinces and southern regions. More importantly, it arrives while parts of Thailand remain occupied with the previous flood emergency.

Bangkok faces the clearest overlap. Recovery work continues while officials prepare for another spell of heavy rainfall. In turn, drainage and relief operations must continue without tying up every available emergency resource. Surrounding provinces must maintain similar readiness.

Governors coordinate local warnings as Thailand faces severe weather from the North to the deep South

Anutin said coordinated work had already improved conditions across affected areas. However, he ordered officials to maintain their emergency posture. “We must maintain continuous preparedness in case we need to deal with flooding situations in other provinces,” he said.

The government’s immediate test now begins with the October 4 and 5 rainfall threat. Beyond that, the nationwide warning remains active through October 7. Bangkok and surrounding provinces remain directly inside the threatened area.

Meanwhile, flood recovery operations continue in communities already hit by the previous weather. Machinery, personnel, evacuation centres, food and drinking water must remain ready. Governors must monitor vulnerable areas and maintain emergency response teams.

Thailand therefore enters another severe weather period before the previous flood emergency has fully cleared. This time, the government is ordering preparations before the next heavy rainfall reaches the country.

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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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泰国在曼谷及其他地区遭受洪水侵袭数日后，正严阵以待，准备迎接另一场危险的强降雨。总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔已下令全国进入紧急状态，应对预计从10月4日起的强降雨。此次强降雨预警范围从北部延伸至南部，并将持续至10月7日。曼谷及其周边府再次处于风险区域，排水和灾后重建工作仍在进行中。各府已接到命令，准备应急队伍、机械设备、疏散中心以及食品和饮用水。与此同时，官员们正在密切监测山洪、径流、山体滑坡、泥石流和强风等威胁，因为饱和的地区将再次面临恶劣天气的考验。

泰国总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔下令全国做好准备，应对再次来袭的强降雨。10月4日至7日，曾遭受洪灾侵袭的曼谷将再次面临洪水威胁。（来源：考索德报）

泰国总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔已下令全国做好准备，迎接新一轮强降雨。此前，曼谷和其他地区仍在从上周的洪灾中恢复。

预计10月4日起，全国大部分地区将出现强降雨。此外，灾害预防和减灾部已将恶劣天气预警延长至10月7日。

曼谷及其周边府再次进入风险区。预警涵盖雷暴、强风和大到暴雨。此外，官员们还在密切关注突发洪水、径流、山体滑坡、泥石流和积水等情况。此次新的威胁来袭时，现有的防洪恢复工作尚未结束。

泰国总统阿努廷下令全国进入紧急状态，10月4日起泰国将面临强降雨威胁。

兼任内政部长的阿努廷周五上午主持召开了另一次紧急指挥会议。这是他连续第三天领导国家防灾减灾指挥部。会议于上午8点在防灾减灾部举行。副总理兼财政部长埃克尼蒂·尼蒂坦普拉帕斯以及其他高级官员出席了会议。

国防部长阿杜尔·本塔姆查伦中将也参加了会议。曼谷市长查查特·西提蓬与武装部队指挥官和负责防洪工作的官员一同出席。各府府尹远程参会，政府对全国的灾情进行了评估。值得注意的是，阿努廷表示，协调一致的行动已经改善了受灾地区的状况。

尽管如此，他仍警告官员们不要放松准备。“我们必须做好准备，因为今后的天气状况仍然难以预测，”阿努廷说。如果其他地方发生洪水，应急资源可能需要迅速调动。眼下最令人担忧的是预计10月4日和5日将有强降雨。

对此，阿努廷命令各州州长在局势恶化前完成准备工作。人员必须随时待命，以便迅速部署。机械设备和应急器材也必须部署到位，以便快速使用。与此同时，官员们必须准备食物、饮用水和其他必需品。

疏散中心和物资已准备就绪，阿努廷要求在洪水紧急情况下使用统一的数据。

必须确定并准备好临时疏散中心。应急响应计划也必须在降雨来临前制定完成。为此，地方机构必须了解在需要疏散时居民可以转移到哪里。物资必须提前备齐，而不是在洪水发生后才临时拼凑。

阿努廷强调，由于天气状况仍然难以预测，因此必须保持持续的防灾准备。“我们必须保持持续的防灾准备，以应对其他省份可能发生的洪灾，”他说道。因此，投入到现有灾后重建行动中的资源不能轻易停止。各机构必须保持快速调动人员和设备的能力。

另一方面，阿努廷要求加强对紧急情况下发布信息的管控。他命令各政府机构必须使用同一套数据。不同机构不得对同一情况发布相互矛盾的评估。“我要再次强调的是，我们必须只使用一套数据，”阿努廷说。

该命令将信息协调纳入更广泛的应急响应机制。因此，政府机构必须在发布评估结果前进行协调。阿努廷表示，相互矛盾的信息可能会造成混乱和不必要的焦虑。与此同时，随着天气和洪水状况的变化，官员和居民都需要获得一致的信息。

为应对从北部到南部各省份可能遭受的风暴威胁，DDPM扩大了恶劣天气防范范围。

周五的会议还审查了10月1日上次会议下达的各项行动指令。阿努廷表示，各机构已继续执行各自的任务。已成立行动小组，以支持受灾地区的救援工作。此外，官员们还报告了实地行动中遇到的问题以及提出的额外援助请求。

这些报告正被纳入修订后的行动计划。各机构被指示根据情况变化调整应对措施。阿努廷表示，各机构之间的合作有助于改善当前的洪灾形势。然而，最新的预测显示，在灾后重建工作完成之前，可能会出现新一轮的破坏。

泰国副总理办公室（DDPM）已下令做好应对10月4日至7日恶劣天气的准备。主任尼拉·蓬西提塔沃恩表示，预计泰国大部分地区将出现不稳定天气。预报显示，天气将包括雷暴、强风和大到暴雨。因此，数十个府已被告知加强监测和应急准备。

预警范围从泰国北部延伸至南部边境府。泰国灾害和灾害管理部（DDPM）列出的北部17个府均可能面临恶劣天气，包括清迈府、清莱府、湄宏顺府、南奔府、南邦府、帕尧府、帕府和楠府。乌达拉迪府、达府、素可泰府和甘烹碧府也在预警范围内。

随着强对流天气预警蔓延至泰国各地，曼谷和东部各府将再次迎来降雨。

更南部的北部预警区域包括彭世洛府、披集府、碧差汶府、那空沙旺府和乌泰他尼府。官员必须密切关注持续降雨或积雨的地区。进一步的暴雨可能引发山洪暴发和快速径流。土壤饱和也会增加脆弱地区发生山体滑坡和泥石流的风险。

此次预警范围涵盖泰国东北部的20个府，包括黎府、廊开府、汶干府、乌隆他尼府、孔敬府和那空帕侬府。呵叻府、武里南府、素林府、四色菊府和乌汶府也在受威胁之列。此外，泰国东北部其他地区也已纳入全国范围内的防灾准备工作。

在泰国中部和西部，另有 26 个省份面临恶劣天气风险。它们包括北碧府、叻丕府、素攀武里府、猜纳府、信武里府和红统府。大城府、华富里府、北标府、那空那育府和巴真武里府也被列出。与此同时，警告范围向东部沿海地区延伸。

春武里府、罗勇府、尖竹汶府和达叻府均在预警范围内。至关重要的是，曼谷及其周边府也包含在内。巴吞他尼府、暖武里府和佛统府面临新的威胁。沙没沙空府、北榄府和沙没颂堪府也位于预警区域内。

曼谷的灾后重建工作与新的降雨威胁交织在一起，南部各府也严阵以待，准备应对恶劣天气。

对曼谷而言，时机尤其艰难。这座首都城市仍在进行上次洪灾后的灾后重建和排水工作。如今，官员们必须在继续这些工作的同时，为另一轮强降雨做好准备。邻近的府也面临着同样的人员和设备需求重叠问题。

预警范围也延伸至泰国南部腹地。泰国灾害与应急管理部（DDPM）已对南部14个府发布强风暴雨警报，其中包括春蓬府、素叻他尼府、洛坤府、博他仑府和宋卡府。北大年府、也拉府和那拉提瓦府也在预警范围内。

安达曼海沿岸的拉廊府、攀牙府、普吉府、甲米府、董里府和沙敦府均面临同样的预警。总体而言，预警范围从泰国北部边境一直延伸到最南端，涵盖中部平原、曼谷、东部沿海地区以及南部半岛两侧。

在此背景下，中央防灾减灾指挥部已下令在全国范围内加强监测。各省必须密切关注降雨情况和易受灾地区的具体情况。尤其要密切关注已经出现持续降雨或积雨的地区。如果再次出现强降雨，这些地区的情况可能会迅速恶化。

突发洪水、山体滑坡和强风促使对脆弱社区进行全天候监测。

突发性洪水是主要隐患之一。高地径流也是一大隐患。同样，饱和的斜坡也面临山体滑坡和泥石流的风险。低洼地区可能出现积水，而强风则可能伴随雷暴天气。

因此，监测小组已被指示全天候工作。省级政府必须提前向各区和地方行政机构发出预警。高风险社区也必须在情况恶化前收到预警。必要时，地方机构必须做好疏散准备。

应急避难所是准备工作的另一部分。如果居民被迫离开家园，避难所必须有足够的容纳能力。此外，还必须备有食物、饮用水和其他必需品。应急设备也必须在情况恶化之前准备就绪。

这些命令使得官员们不得不同时处理两项任务。受灾社区现有的防洪救灾和重建工作必须继续进行。与此同时，人员和机械设备必须随时待命，以应对即将到来的天气威胁。这就造成了先前洪灾和新预警之间直接的行动重叠。

洪水救援工作仍在继续，应急队伍和机械设备已做好准备应对另一次天气威胁。

阿努廷表示，各机构已在当前的紧急状态下提供了综合支持。即便如此，他最新的指示要求这些资源必须保持可用状态，以便随时重新部署。政府正在维持其紧急指挥体系。各省省长也必须随时做好准备，应对预测和当地情况的变化。

周五的会议直接收集了受灾地区各机构的报告。灾害管理和预防管理司司长负责牵头进行详细评估。各机构需报告当地情况、运作困难以及进一步援助请求。官员们据此调整计划，以应对即将到来的降雨期。

10月4日和5日仍是政府的首要关注点。气象部门预计多地将出现强降雨，风险较高。因此，阿努廷已下令在降雨到来前做好准备。此后，更广泛的DDPM强天气警报将持续至10月7日。

曼谷再次位于受灾区域内。这座首都城市尚未从上次洪灾中完全恢复。尽管如此，新一轮强降雨即将到来，排水和救援工作仍在继续。周边府也面临着同样的压力。

根据政府命令，整个大都会区的机械设备和应急物资必须保持随时可用状态。官员们还必须在必要时准备好疏散设施。与此同时，受灾社区必须继续获得救济和恢复援助。灾情好转绝不能降低应急准备水平。

曼谷仍处于危险区域内，强降雨可能再次给洪灾后的恢复工作带来压力。

各省省长已奉命协调辖区内的防灾准备工作。同时，他们必须确保预警信息迅速传达至易受灾社区。地方机构必须做好准备，支持疏散和紧急救援工作。灾害管理司特别关注易受突发洪水和快速径流影响的地区。

易发生山体滑坡的山区需要密切监测。相比之下，地势低洼的社区则面临着积水的威胁。强风和全国各地的雷暴天气也带来了新的威胁。因此，防灾准备工作不仅限于河流洪水和城市排水。

此次预警范围十分广泛，从清莱府和清迈府一直延伸到最南端的那拉提瓦府，横跨东北部、中部平原、曼谷、东部各府以及南部地区。更重要的是，此次预警发布之际，泰国部分地区仍在应对此前的洪灾紧急情况。

曼谷面临的情况最为复杂。灾后重建工作仍在继续，同时官员们也在为下一轮强降雨做准备。与此同时，排水和救援行动必须继续进行，但不能占用所有可用的应急资源。周边各府也必须保持类似的准备状态。

泰国各地省长协调发布地方预警，泰国从北部到南部都面临恶劣天气。

阿努廷表示，协调一致的努力已经改善了受灾地区的状况。但他命令官员们保持应急状态。“我们必须保持持续的防范意识，以应对其他省份可能发生的洪灾，”他说。

政府面临的当务之急是应对10月4日和5日的强降雨威胁。此后，全国范围内的降雨预警将持续到10月7日。曼谷及其周边府仍处于预警区域内。

与此同时，此前受灾社区的灾后重建工作仍在继续。机械设备、人员、疏散中心、食品和饮用水必须保持充足供应。各级政府必须密切关注易受灾地区，并维持应急响应队伍的正常运转。

因此，泰国在上次洪灾尚未完全结束的情况下，又将迎来另一场极端天气。这一次，政府已下令做好准备，迎接下一波强降雨的到来。

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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。

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