Safety
Flood and Landslide Early Warning Systems Under Maintenance in Nan and Phrae
The Department of Water Resources is conducting inspections and repairs on 39 early warning stations across Nan and Phrae provinces.
Maintenance of Early Warning Infrastructure
The Department of Water Resources (DWR) has announced that its regional office, DWR Region 9, is currently conducting a comprehensive inspection and maintenance program for flood and landslide early warning systems. This initiative covers a total of 39 monitoring stations located throughout the northern provinces of Nan and Phrae.
Impact for Residents and Travelers
For those living in or traveling through these mountainous regions, these systems are critical for public safety during the monsoon season. The maintenance work is intended to ensure that sensors and alert mechanisms remain operational, providing timely notifications in the event of heavy rainfall or geological instability. While the systems are being serviced, residents are advised to remain vigilant and monitor local weather reports, as the reliability of specific stations may be temporarily affected during the repair process.
Status and Further Information
As of September 11, 2026, the DWR has confirmed that teams are actively on-site to perform these technical upgrades. It remains to be confirmed how long the maintenance will take at each individual location and whether any specific areas will experience a complete suspension of alert services during the work. Travelers planning trips to remote areas of Nan or Phrae are encouraged to check with local authorities or the Department of Water Resources for the most current updates regarding regional safety infrastructure.
