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The Royal Irrigation Department has opened a 24-hour crisis centre to manage Chao Phraya and Pasak flows and prepare southern Thailand for heavy rain.
Thailand's disaster agency reports over 1.17 million households affected by severe flooding across 27 provinces, with Bangkok facing rising waters as authorities monitor receding levels in other areas.
Thailand's Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation under the Ministry of Interior reported on Oct. 5 that since Sept. 16, multiple areas across Thailand have been hit by flooding, with the disaster at one point affecting 47 provinces nationwide as well as the capital, Bangkok. More than 1.45 million…