Heavy Rain Exceeding 400 mm in Thailand; Major Flooding Hits Bangkok

Rainfall Totals Exceed 400 mm in Parts of Thailand Over Five Days
Bangkok, Thailand's capital, has been hit by major flooding caused by heavy rain. From 7:00 on the 23rd to 7:00 on the 28th, Suvarnabhumi International Airport recorded 348 mm of rain, while Don Mueang International Airport recorded 273 mm. Rainfall in Rayong, Thailand, reached 425 mm.
Impacts on Airports and Daily Life
Roads, homes, and commercial facilities were widely inundated, and numerous vehicles were submerged. At Suvarnabhumi Airport, flight delays and disruptions in baggage handling occurred. There are reports that Don Mueang Airport was also flooded, affecting the runway.
Peak of Heavy Rain Has Passed
The developed rain clouds have moved north, and the heavy rain in Bangkok is believed to have passed its peak. However, conditions conducive to rainfall are expected to continue for some time, and the impacts could be prolonged, so continued vigilance is necessary.




