Safety
PEA Works to Restore Power Following Flooding in Nan Province
The Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA) is actively working to restore power in Nan province after severe flooding, with 5,003 households still awaiting reconnection.
According to the Thailand Government Public Relations Department, the Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA) has been working throughout the night to address power outages caused by flooding in Nan province. As of August 20, 2026, the agency reports that 5,003 households remain without electricity as recovery efforts continue.
For residents and travelers in the area, this situation highlights potential disruptions to essential services, including water supply, telecommunications, and local infrastructure. While the PEA is actively engaged in restoration, those currently in or planning to visit Nan should exercise caution, as flood-affected areas may present ongoing safety risks, such as damaged electrical equipment or unstable ground. It is advisable to monitor local news outlets and follow instructions from provincial authorities regarding travel safety and power usage.
At this stage, the full extent of the damage to the electrical grid remains under assessment. While the PEA is prioritizing the reconnection of affected areas, the timeline for a complete restoration of services has not been finalized. Travelers are encouraged to check with local accommodation providers or transport operators for updates on the status of utilities in their specific location before proceeding with travel plans.