Bangkok:Thai troops and the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) teams are joining forces in three flood-affected areas to provide relief until the situation improves.
According to Thai News Agency, the Royal Thai Army, in collaboration with the BMA, is actively addressing the flood situation by accelerating repairs, managing waste, and assisting residents. The efforts are ongoing to alleviate the suffering caused by the floods.
The Department of Civil Affairs of the Royal Thai Army, along with the BMA Permanent Secretary, visited key districts in Bangkok, including Lat Krabang and Nong Chok, to oversee repair and management operations. Their activities included monitoring electrical and automotive repair teams, inspecting waste collection points, and assessing flood management at various locations such as Rattanakhosin Somphot Lat Krabang School and King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang. They also focused on water management in Flora Ville Village, Nong Chok district.
In addition to efforts in Bangkok, the Disaster Relief Center of the Royal Thai Army sent a rapid response team to Mueang Nakhon Nayok District in Nakhon Nayok Province. Equipped with necessary vehicles and a boat, their mission was to transport residents and distribute essential supplies. Similarly, another team was deployed to the Chom Pluak Subdistrict in Samut Songkhram Province to provide drinking water and coordinate further assistance.
The Royal Thai Army and the Military Development Command continue to monitor the situation closely, coordinating with the BMA and other agencies. Their focus remains on minimizing flood impacts, ensuring safety, and accelerating recovery so affected communities can return to normal life swiftly. The operations are guided by their motto of visiting every location, coordinating with all sectors, and working together in every affected area.