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Before leaving home, check the website to see flooded routes in Bangkok to avoid traffic problems, as Governor Chadchart pushes seven flood response measures including citizen care, opening shelters, and accelerating water drainage.
On 26 Sep 2026, reporters reported that due to flooding in many areas of Bangkok, with many roads heavily flooded affecting travel, a website has been launched to check flooded roads across the city, referencing Google Maps data, accessible athttps://claude.ai/artifact/N6umcENfSgoY6GMkhVKwZs
As of 07:42–07:48, warnings advise avoiding 26 roads in Bangkok due to possible flooding causing traffic slowdowns. Google data indicates some roads are closed.
At 05:00, Governor Chadchart Sitthiphan convened the Flood Situation Command Center, instructing all 50 district offices and relevant agencies to urgently provide comprehensive care to residents, focusing on seven key measures.
1. Prepare to declare disaster areas covering all 50 districts, advising residents to document damage for assistance claims.
2. Rapidly survey bedridden patients and vulnerable groups to provide necessary care on-site, transfer, or evacuate to shelters.
3. Prepare shelters and parking areas using Bangkok schools as main centers, supplying sufficient food, drinking water, and sanitation.
4. Allocate sandbags at risk points, mobilizing staff to fill and place sandbags where needed.
5. Manage traffic and emergency vehicles, coordinate with police to oversee routes, remove obstructing vehicles, and arrange transport for residents.
6. Accelerate water drainage and ensure cleanliness and hygiene after water recedes, swiftly clearing debris and water blockages, and maintaining toilets and shelters.
7. Integrate data and monitor the situation continuously, coordinating information from all agencies, and hold a follow-up meeting at 12:00.
For flooding issues, residents can report immediately via Traffy Fondue | Line: @Traffyfondue, Bangkok hotline 1555, Flood Prevention Control Center at 0 2248 5115, and Facebook: Bangkok Flood Prevention Center.
For emergencies or medical transport needs for patients with medical conditions, call 1669.