Transport
Minister Orders Urgent Clearing of Nan Province Roads Following Floods
Minister of Natural Resources and Environment Suchart Chomklin has directed officials to clear debris and fallen trees from roads in Nan province to restore public access.
On August 25, 2026, Suchart Chomklin, the Minister of Natural Resources and Environment, issued an urgent directive to the Ministry’s local units to prioritize the restoration of transportation routes in Nan province. Following the recent recession of floodwaters, many roads in the region remain obstructed by fallen trees and debris, hindering movement for local residents and visitors.
According to Thai Post, the Minister has mobilized the 'One Ministry' task force to expedite the removal of these obstacles. The primary objective of this operation is to ensure that essential travel routes are reopened as quickly as possible to facilitate the return of normal daily activities and public services.
For residents and travelers currently in or planning to visit Nan, this initiative is significant as it aims to improve connectivity in areas previously isolated by the flooding. While the clearing process is underway, those in the region should remain cautious of potential road hazards and follow local official updates regarding route accessibility. It remains to be confirmed how long the full clearing operation will take and whether all secondary roads will be reopened simultaneously. Travelers are advised to monitor local news for real-time traffic reports before attempting to navigate through affected districts.