Ramkhamhaeng University Reports 200 Million Baht in Flood Damages
Ramkhamhaeng University has sustained its worst flood damage in 40 years, with losses estimated at 200 million baht, though classes are expected to resume next Monday.
According to a report by Matichon Online, Ramkhamhaeng University in Bangkok has been severely impacted by recent flooding, marking the most significant damage the institution has faced in four decades. University officials have estimated the total cost of the destruction at approximately 200 million baht.
For residents and students, the situation is critical as the campus works to recover from the inundation. Despite the extensive damage to facilities and infrastructure, university administration has confirmed that they intend to resume normal academic operations starting next Monday.
While the university has provided a timeline for reopening, the full extent of the long-term impact on campus services and specific building accessibility remains to be confirmed. Those planning to visit or attend classes at the university are advised to monitor official university announcements for any last-minute changes or specific instructions regarding campus access. The university continues to assess the situation to ensure the safety and readiness of its facilities for the return of students and staff.
