Safety
Severe Flooding Damages Vehicles at Hua Mak Sports Complex
Heavy rainfall has caused significant flooding at the Sports Authority of Thailand (SAT) complex in Hua Mak, resulting in damage to parked vehicles.
According to a report by Matichon Online on September 27, 2026, severe flooding occurred at the Sports Authority of Thailand (SAT) complex in Hua Mak, Bangkok. The incident gained public attention after a well-known figure, referred to as 'Coach Max,' discovered that his vehicle had been partially submerged while he was away attending the Asian Games.
For residents and travelers in the area, this event highlights the vulnerability of low-lying parking facilities within the complex during periods of intense rainfall. While the SAT grounds are a major hub for sporting activities and public events, the sudden accumulation of water serves as a reminder to monitor local weather warnings and flood alerts, especially when leaving vehicles parked for extended periods.
At this time, the full extent of the damage to other vehicles parked in the vicinity remains to be confirmed. Authorities have not yet released a comprehensive report on the total number of cars affected or the specific drainage issues that led to the rapid water rise. Visitors planning to attend events at the Hua Mak complex are advised to stay updated on local weather conditions and consider alternative parking arrangements if heavy rain is forecasted.
