Police General Hospital Deploys Mobile Medical Units to Flood-Affected Rom Klao
Police General Hospital executives visited Rom Klao Police Station to support mobile medical teams and distribute relief supplies to flood victims.
On October 4, 2026, senior executives from the Police General Hospital, led by Surgeon General Pol. Lt. Gen. Kasem Rattanasumawong, conducted a field visit to the Rom Klao Police Station area. The mission aimed to oversee mobile medical units providing care to residents and police families impacted by ongoing flooding.
During the visit, the hospital leadership distributed relief bags and essential supplies to those affected by the high water levels. To ensure the medical teams could navigate the flooded terrain, the hospital’s Referral Center deployed three high-performance 4x4 vehicles, allowing staff and equipment to reach isolated areas safely. The hospital emphasized that these operations are designed to support frontline workers without creating additional burdens for local personnel.
For residents and travelers in the area, this deployment signifies an active effort to maintain healthcare access despite environmental challenges. While the medical units are currently operational, the duration of their presence and the specific scope of services available at the Rom Klao site may fluctuate based on changing flood conditions. Those in the vicinity should monitor local updates for any changes in medical service availability or potential travel disruptions caused by the flooding. The hospital has not yet specified how long these mobile units will remain stationed in the district.
