Transport
Flooding Disrupts Transport: Five Eastern Bus Routes Suspended
The Transport Co., Ltd. (BKS) has announced the temporary suspension of five bus routes in Eastern Thailand due to ongoing flooding.
According to a report by Thai Post on September 26, 2026, the state-owned Transport Co., Ltd. (BKS) has officially suspended operations on five bus routes serving the Eastern region of Thailand. This decision follows severe flooding in the area, which has rendered certain roads impassable and created safety risks for public transport vehicles.
For travelers and residents, this disruption means that bus services on these specific routes are currently unavailable. Those planning to travel to or from the Eastern provinces are advised to check the status of their journey with BKS or their respective bus operators before heading to the station. The suspension is described as temporary, intended to ensure passenger safety while road conditions remain hazardous.
At this time, specific details regarding which exact routes are affected and the anticipated duration of the suspension have not been fully detailed in the initial announcement. Travelers should monitor official updates from the Transport Co., Ltd. for information on when services might resume. It remains to be confirmed how long the floodwaters will persist and when authorities will deem the affected routes safe for public transit operations to restart.