Ngamwongwan Road to Reopen Following Flood Recedence
Authorities in Nonthaburi are clearing vehicles from flyovers and roads as floodwaters recede, with normal traffic flow expected to resume on September 30, 2026.
Following days of heavy rainfall that caused significant flooding on Ngamwongwan Road, particularly near The Mall Ngamwongwan, local authorities have announced that the area is returning to normal. According to Khaosod Online, Rattanathibet Police have requested that motorists who parked their vehicles on the Phong Phet flyover and along the roadside to escape floodwaters move them immediately.
Pol. Col. Pruet Jamroonsart, Superintendent of Rattanathibet Police Station, confirmed that the road is scheduled to reopen for regular traffic starting September 30, 2026. To facilitate this, the Nonthaburi Highway District has deployed crews to clean the Phong Phet flyover and remove debris accumulated during the flooding, extending to the Bangkok border.
For residents whose homes remain affected by water, the authorities have coordinated with The Mall Ngamwongwan to provide designated parking spaces for those unable to return their vehicles to their properties. While the main thoroughfare is expected to be operational, residents and commuters are advised to monitor local traffic updates as the situation stabilizes. It remains to be confirmed if any secondary road maintenance or lingering drainage issues will cause localized delays during the initial reopening phase.
