Department of Highways Reports Widespread Flooding Impacting Road Networks
Thailand's Department of Highways has reported flooding across 204 locations nationwide, with 45 routes currently impassable.
The Thailand Government Public Relations Department has issued an urgent update regarding the impact of recent flooding on the national road network. According to the Department of Highways, as of September 28, 2026, floodwaters have affected 204 locations across the country. Of these, 45 specific routes are currently reported as impassable for motorists.
For residents and travelers, this situation presents significant logistical challenges. Those planning to travel by road are advised to exercise extreme caution and verify route conditions before departure, as the situation remains fluid. The Department of Highways is actively monitoring the water levels and managing the affected areas to restore traffic flow as soon as conditions permit.
Authorities have established a dedicated hotline, 1586, for individuals seeking real-time traffic updates and information on road closures. While the department is providing ongoing surveillance, the full extent of the damage to infrastructure and the timeline for reopening the 45 blocked routes remain to be confirmed. Travelers are encouraged to stay updated through official government channels to ensure safe passage during this period of heavy rainfall and flooding.
