Safety
Flash Flood Warning Issued for Bo Rai District, Trat
Local authorities in Bo Rai, Trat, have issued warnings as heavy rainfall causes water levels to rise and discoloration at Khlong Kaeo Waterfall.
According to a report by Thai Post on September 26, 2026, local officials in Bo Rai District, Trat Province, are monitoring a critical flood situation following persistent heavy rainfall. The Khlong Kaeo Waterfall has begun to show signs of discoloration, a common indicator of potential flash flooding and sediment runoff in the area.
In the Chang Thun village area, water levels have reportedly risen by as much as 50 centimeters. The Chief of the Sato Subdistrict Administrative Organization (SAO) has visited the affected sites to oversee emergency preparations. Authorities have confirmed that they are currently relocating vulnerable residents to safer areas and are organizing the production of clean drinking water to distribute to the local population.
For residents and travelers in the region, this situation poses a significant safety risk. Heavy rain and rising water levels can lead to sudden, dangerous currents and road closures. It is advised to monitor local news channels for updates and to avoid visiting natural attractions like waterfalls during periods of heavy precipitation. At this time, it remains to be confirmed how long the heavy rainfall will persist and whether the flooding will spread to neighboring subdistricts. Travelers are urged to exercise extreme caution and follow the instructions of local disaster management officials.
