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Captain Thailand
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Inget ont som inte har något gott med sig.
I klippet jag filmade för 15 år sedan (tidigare inlägg i denna tråd) fiskar några med nät på gatorna.
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THAI Continues Passenger Assistance Measures as Flooding Situation Subsides
Thai Airways International Public Company Limited (THAI) continues to assist passengers as heavy rainfall and flooding in Bangkok and surrounding areas subside. THAI has implemented measures to minimize the impact on passengers and maintain operational continuity at Suvarnabhumi Airport as follows:
- THAI has coordinated with the Ministry of Transport, the Royal Thai Air Force, Airports of Thailand Public Company Limited (AOT), and other relevant agencies to secure personnel, facilities, equipment, and other necessary resources.
- THAI has adjusted its operational and service plans as appropriate to the situation to maintain service continuity and minimize the impact on passengers.
- Extending Ticketing Assistance Measures until 11 October 2026:
Passengers holding tickets issued on or before 26 September 2026, with scheduled domestic or international flights to or from Suvarnabhumi Airport between 26 September and 11 October 2026, may change their travel date until 11 October 2026 without a change fee, subject to the following conditions:
- Passengers may change their travel date once, on the same routing and in the same fare class, with applicable change fees waived. Travel must be completed by 11 October 2026.
- Any travel date change made after 11 October 2026 will be subject to ticket conditions.
- Passengers may change to a higher cabin class within the ticket’s validity period without a change fee. The fare difference will apply.
- In the event of flight cancellation, passengers will be entitled to a full refund.
THAI advises passengers to allow extra time when traveling to Suvarnabhumi Airport, as traffic conditions in some areas may still be affected. Passengers are also advised to check their flight status before departure through the following channels:
THAI Mobile Application
THAI website: thaiairways.com
THAI Contact Center: +66 2 356 1111 (available 24 hours)
THAI sincerely apologizes for any inconvenience caused.
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På Samui är det småsoligt.
Thailands Karlstad.
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About 103 flights are holding at Suvarnabhumi Airport amid heavy rain, with delays averaging 16 minutes while aircraft avoid areas of severe weather.
BANGKOK, Thailand – Heavy rain is causing delays and forcing aircraft to avoid severe weather across Thailand, with about 103 flights holding at Suvarnabhumi Airport and average delays of 16 minutes per flight.
Deputy Transport Minister Phatthraphong Phathraprasit has instructed the Department of Airports and Aeronautical Radio of Thailand to closely monitor the weather and maintain the highest safety standards as heavy rain continues across several parts of the country.
www.pattayamail.com
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103 flights circle Suvarnabhumi as heavy rain disrupts air travel
By Pattaya Mail September 27, 2026
BANGKOK, Thailand – Heavy rain is causing delays and forcing aircraft to avoid severe weather across Thailand, with about 103 flights holding at Suvarnabhumi Airport and average delays of 16 minutes per flight.
Deputy Transport Minister Phatthraphong Phathraprasit has instructed the Department of Airports and Aeronautical Radio of Thailand to closely monitor the weather and maintain the highest safety standards as heavy rain continues across several parts of the country.
103 flights circle Suvarnabhumi as heavy rain disrupts air travel - Pattaya Mail
BANGKOK, Thailand – Heavy rain is causing delays and forcing aircraft to avoid severe weather across Thailand, with about 103 flights holding at Suvarnabhumi Airport and average delays of 16 minutes per flight. Deputy Transport Minister Phatthraphong Phathraprasit has instructed the Department...
www.pattayamail.com
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Captain Thailand
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Min vän skickade bilder från hans frus hemby. Vissa hus hade vatten nästan upp till taken, Det värsta på femtio år pratas det om just där. Förfärligt.
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Samtidigt från vår balkong.
P.s. Snart kommer nog vattenkaoset hit också.
P.s. Snart kommer nog vattenkaoset hit också.
Tallviking
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Våran trädgård i Rayong. Ser på övervakningskameran att det inte runnit in i garaget ännu.
Isan Lover
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HejSamtidigt från vår balkong.
P.s. Snart kommer nog vattenkaoset hit också.
Ja en gång på 90-talet när vi var på Koh Samui regnade det mer eller mindre i 14 dagar, grusvägar spolades bort, träd föll och det var grov sjö till havs, på några ställen uppstod det fåror på mindre vägar som var närmare 1 meter djupa, när vi gav upp och lämnade ön med färjan och kom till Surat Thani var det översvämning där, vi åkte med en pickup som fick stopp i vattnet, vi passagerare fick hoppa av och skyva bilen, då gick vattnet till midjan på oss.
Vi hoppade av vid järnvägsstationen och där fick vi besked om att det sista tåget norröver snart skulle gå, man var rädda för att vattnet skulle underminera järnvägsbankarna, men allt gick bra och en bit längre norröver tittade solen fram, så vi hoppade av i Hua Hin.
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En bild från kameran i huset i Bang Saray. Detta moo ban ligger i en sluttning och verkar ha bra dränering. Stora avlopp. Jag har takavvattning och varit noga med dränering runt huset. Golvet i huset är dessutom någon meter över marken utanför. Har aldrig varit några problem i vårt moo ban under åren och verkar klara sig bra även denna gången.
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Rescue workers pull an elderly driver to safety after floodwater swept his pickup truck into a canal on Koh Chang following heavy overnight rain.
TRAT, Thailand – Heavy rain overnight sent flash floods rushing down from higher ground across parts of Koh Chang on September 26, sweeping a pickup truck into a canal and flooding roads in the White Sand Beach area. The pickup was carried into the canal near an alley beside the Santiya Dormitory in Koh Chang district after fast-moving runoff crossed a bridge. An elderly man was trapped inside the vehicle.
Koh Chang rescue workers reached the scene despite strong currents and safely pulled the man from the vehicle. A crane was later called in to recover the pickup from the canal. White Sand Beach, a major tourism and commercial area on the island, was also heavily affected. Floodwater covered the main road to depths of around 30–50 centimetres, with strong currents making travel difficult for smaller vehicles. Some residents and tourists moved away from vulnerable areas.
Police and district officials were deployed to manage traffic, assess conditions and warn residents and tourists to exercise caution. Water levels in some locations have stabilised or begun falling, but officials remain alert for further flash floods if heavy rain returns. Travel to Koh Mak and Koh Kood has also been affected by strong winds and high waves. Small passenger boats and speedboats have suspended services, while larger vessels operated by Boonsiri High Speed Ferries, Seua Dam, and Koh Kood Express continue operating depending on weather and safety conditions.
Boonsiri High Speed Ferries manager Atthaphon Klinthap said tourists can still travel to Koh Mak and Koh Kood, but must use larger passenger vessels while smaller boats and speedboats remain suspended. The company added an additional 3 p.m. service to Koh Mak on September 26 to accommodate tourists affected by the suspension of smaller vessels.
Some travellers arriving from Bangkok and other provinces reported heavy rain along the route to Trat, causing delays that could affect journey times and boat connections. The company said it was coordinating closely with affected passengers. Tourists travelling to Koh Mak and Koh Kood are advised to check weather conditions and boat schedules with operators before departure and follow all safety instructions.
Floodwater reaches 30–50 centimetres on the main road through White Sand Beach, forcing residents and tourists to navigate difficult conditions.
Tourists move through floodwater on Koh Chang after heavy rain sent runoff from higher ground into several areas of the island.
www.pattayamail.com
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Flash floods sweep Koh Chang, trapping driver and disrupting tourist travel
By Pattaya Mail September 27, 2026
Rescue workers pull an elderly driver to safety after floodwater swept his pickup truck into a canal on Koh Chang following heavy overnight rain.
TRAT, Thailand – Heavy rain overnight sent flash floods rushing down from higher ground across parts of Koh Chang on September 26, sweeping a pickup truck into a canal and flooding roads in the White Sand Beach area. The pickup was carried into the canal near an alley beside the Santiya Dormitory in Koh Chang district after fast-moving runoff crossed a bridge. An elderly man was trapped inside the vehicle.
Koh Chang rescue workers reached the scene despite strong currents and safely pulled the man from the vehicle. A crane was later called in to recover the pickup from the canal. White Sand Beach, a major tourism and commercial area on the island, was also heavily affected. Floodwater covered the main road to depths of around 30–50 centimetres, with strong currents making travel difficult for smaller vehicles. Some residents and tourists moved away from vulnerable areas.
Police and district officials were deployed to manage traffic, assess conditions and warn residents and tourists to exercise caution. Water levels in some locations have stabilised or begun falling, but officials remain alert for further flash floods if heavy rain returns. Travel to Koh Mak and Koh Kood has also been affected by strong winds and high waves. Small passenger boats and speedboats have suspended services, while larger vessels operated by Boonsiri High Speed Ferries, Seua Dam, and Koh Kood Express continue operating depending on weather and safety conditions.
Boonsiri High Speed Ferries manager Atthaphon Klinthap said tourists can still travel to Koh Mak and Koh Kood, but must use larger passenger vessels while smaller boats and speedboats remain suspended. The company added an additional 3 p.m. service to Koh Mak on September 26 to accommodate tourists affected by the suspension of smaller vessels.
Some travellers arriving from Bangkok and other provinces reported heavy rain along the route to Trat, causing delays that could affect journey times and boat connections. The company said it was coordinating closely with affected passengers. Tourists travelling to Koh Mak and Koh Kood are advised to check weather conditions and boat schedules with operators before departure and follow all safety instructions.
Flash floods sweep Koh Chang, trapping driver and disrupting tourist travel - Pattaya Mail
TRAT, Thailand – Heavy rain overnight sent flash floods rushing down from higher ground across parts of Koh Chang on September 26, sweeping a pickup truck into a canal and flooding roads in the White Sand Beach area. The pickup was carried into the canal near an alley beside the Santiya...
www.pattayamail.com
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Captain Thailand
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Våran trädgård i Rayong. Ser på övervakningskameran att det inte runnit in i garaget ännu.
Vi håller tummarna för att du slipper vatten i garaget!
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URGENT EVACUATIONS AS DAM SPILLWAY IS DAMAGED IN THAILAND
An emergency is unfolding in eastern Thailand.
Residents near Khao Chuk Dam in Rayong Province were given just one hour to evacuate after damage and ground subsidence were discovered around the spillway.
The reservoir is holding about 23.5 million cubic meters of water, roughly 117% of capacity, with water overflowing the spillway and outlet gates running at full capacity.
Downstream, all of Klaeng district has been declared a disaster area, with flooding reaching 3 to 5 feet in some locations and major roads forced to close.
One hour to get out.
Anyone in Rayong or downstream, share photos or video of conditions.
An emergency is unfolding in eastern Thailand.
Residents near Khao Chuk Dam in Rayong Province were given just one hour to evacuate after damage and ground subsidence were discovered around the spillway.
The reservoir is holding about 23.5 million cubic meters of water, roughly 117% of capacity, with water overflowing the spillway and outlet gates running at full capacity.
Downstream, all of Klaeng district has been declared a disaster area, with flooding reaching 3 to 5 feet in some locations and major roads forced to close.
One hour to get out.
Anyone in Rayong or downstream, share photos or video of conditions.
Tallviking
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Alert: Residents Near the Chao Phraya River Urged to Move Belongings to Higher Ground
The Joint Information Communication Center (JICC) has advised residents living near the Chao Phraya River to move their belongings to higher ground and stay alert, as the Chao Phraya Dam has released water at a rate of 2,000 cubic meters per second since 12:00 hr. on 28 September 2026.
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