Severe Flooding Disrupts Traffic on Kheha Rom Klao Road
Heavy flooding has rendered sections of Kheha Rom Klao Road impassable for all vehicles, prompting local police to assist residents with boat transport.
According to a report from Khaosod Online on October 4, 2026, severe flooding has significantly disrupted traffic on Kheha Rom Klao Road in Bangkok. Police Colonel Natchapisit Siangwan, Superintendent of Rom Klao Police Station, confirmed that water levels have reached critical depths in several areas.
The most severely affected stretch, located between the Rom Klao Police Station and Khlong Lam O Tan, has seen water levels rise to approximately 80 centimeters, making it impassable for all types of vehicles. Additionally, the section between Soi 6 and the police station is experiencing flooding of 40 to 50 centimeters, which is currently restricted to larger vehicles only. A smaller 500-meter segment near Wat Pak Bueng remains passable with water levels around 5 centimeters.
To assist the local community, Rom Klao police officers are currently facilitating boat transport for residents needing to enter or exit the area. For travelers and residents, this situation poses a significant challenge to daily commuting and local logistics. It is advised to avoid these specific segments of Kheha Rom Klao Road until water levels recede. Further updates regarding the drainage progress and the reopening of these road sections remain to be confirmed by local authorities.
