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Thailand braces for more rain as death toll from recent flooding hits 31

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Thai authorities warned of increased rain and flash flooding across upper Thailand and Bangkok starting Monday, with the death toll rising to 31 from mid-September floods. The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation reported 3.5 million people affected nationwide, and the government approved over 4.1 billion baht in emergency funds for recovery. Heavy to heavy rains are forecast in central, eastern, and southern regions, including Bangkok, over the weekend, while some areas in Bangkok have improved but remain inundated in lower-lying zones.

Key points

• Thai authorities warned of more rain and flash flooding across upper Thailand and Bangkok starting Monday, with the death toll rising to 31 from mid-September floods.
• The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation reported 3.5 million people affected nationwide, and the government approved over 4.1 billion baht in emergency funds for recovery.

Context and limitations

Data reflects Monday, October 5, 2026, and is limited to the Bangkok and eight provinces where deaths were reported; other regions may have additional impacts not yet fully documented.

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