On September 29, 2025, Sukrit Kerdsaeng, Director of the Northern Meteorological Center, revealed that Thailand is currently being affected by Typhoon Bualoi, which has weakened from a typhoon to a tropical storm. Although the storm is not directly moving into northern Thailand, it is heading toward Myanmar. However, it has influenced the monsoon trough in the upper central region, drawing it into … Continued
“CAMT Partnership Networking” Event 2nd Edition On Friday, September 26, 2025, from 1:00 PM – 7:00 PM At Sala Thai Conference Room, Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queen’s Park The College of Arts, Media and Technology, Chiang Mai University, advances its relationship with the digital industry sector by organizing the cooperative education partnership networking event “CAMT Partnership Networking” 2nd ed … Continued
The president of the Thai Hotels Association Northern Chapter stated that tourism in Chiang Mai is improving, with hotel room reservations increasing by 70 percent. This includes both 4–5-star and 3-star hotels, with most bookings coming from foreign tourists. He further mentioned that tourism in the North and in Chiang Mai province remains satisfactory this month. Looking ahead to the period betw … Continued
This morning (September 26, 2025), Chiang Mai Governor Thotsapol Phueanudom inspected the Ping River at point P.1, Nawarat Bridge, and confirmed that there would be no flooding in the city centre. Although water levels are currently decreasing, heavy rain last night caused the river to rise higher than expected. The Chiang Mai Irrigation Project predicts that the maximum water level today will not … Continued
Residents on Chang Klan Road prepared sandbags after the Ping River continued to rise since last night. The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM) also issued a warning via cell broadcast, advising residents in high-risk areas to prepare for possible flooding. At the Ping River water level monitoring point P1 (Nawarat Bridge), the water level had reached 3.50 meters as of 12 p.m. … Continued
On the morning of September 25, 2025, at Doo Chang Doo Doi Chiang Mai Elephant Sanctuary in Mae Taeng District, elephants were moved out of the risk area after water levels in the Mae Taeng River continued to rise. The rising water was caused by heavy rain in Mae Taeng and Chiang Dao Districts, which are upstream areas of the Mae Taeng River. A caretaker at Doo Chang Doo Doi Chiang Mai revealed th … Continued
A transformer on a power pole blew, causing sparks in front of a shop on Wualai Road. After the incident, villagers found that the power pole was overgrown with branches, which may have contributed to the power outage and the transformer explosion. A similar incident occurred at the same spot last March. Sparks from that explosion caused a massive fire, and both electrical and signal cables were d … Continued
The Chiang Mai Operations Unit, together with the Superintendent of Chang Phueak Police Station and the Volunteer Defense Corps 1st Company, conducted an inspection of claw machine businesses at Malin Plaza in front of Chiang Mai University. The investigation found that the establishment contained 26 coin-operated claw machines, one coin exchange machine, and two rotating doll machines, all in ope … Continued
The flooding situation in Mae Chaem remains critical, particularly in Chang Khoeng Subdistrict and around the Mae Chaem District Office. Although water levels had receded yesterday, heavy rain in Galyani Vadhana District caused them to rise again late last night. As of 6 a.m. on September 24, 2025, the water level was reported at 5.58 meters, while the flood warning remains at the red level. Krian … Continued
The flooding situation in Mae Chaem District remains critical. As of this afternoon (September 24, 2025), several villages, including the district’s economic zone in Chang Khoeng Subdistrict, remain inundated. In some areas, water levels exceed one meter. The water level in the Mae Chaem River has not yet receded. The ISARA-HART Team, working in collaboration with the Chiang Mai Provincial Adminis … Continued
