NEWS BANGKOK THAILAND

BMA intensifies monitoring of rising Chao Phraya levels from December 6-12, warning 11 low-lying communities outside flood barriers to brace for possible inundation and follow real-time alerts.

Bangkok’s Air Quality Information Centre reports average PM2.5 levels at 26 µg/m³ on Saturday, with Ladkrabang recording the highest concentration. Air quality in several zones remains at moderate levels.

Despite current 'Good' air quality, meteorological forecasts warn that PM2.5 concentration is likely to rise sharply between 7–13 December due to closed atmospheric conditions

On December 5, BTS and MRT offer free rides for fathers travelling with their children in celebration of National and Father’s Day. Check routes and terms here.

Bangkok issues urgent WFH recommendation as PM2.5 levels exceed safety limits, with several districts, including Bang Rak and Sathorn, facing significant health impacts.

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Bangkok’s PM2.5 averaged 47.1 µg/m³ on Dec 3, surpassing safe limits, with all zones in the “health impact” range. Authorities urge masks and reduced outdoor activity.

Her Majesty completed the 21.1 km course in 2:13:40 at the Amazing Thailand Marathon 2025, promoting global tourism alongside the world record holder.

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The Expressway Authority (EXAT) uses robotic magnetic induction inspection to assess the 35-year-old Rama IX Bridge before its major 2026 repair programme.

PM2.5 levels in Bangkok have soared to dangerous levels, with 12 districts experiencing hazardous air quality. Residents urged to take precautions for health and safety.

Bangkok police close inbound Ratchadaphisek Road after flash flooding reaches dangerous levels, urging motorists to avoid the area and seek alternative routes.

The dust problem is returning. Bangkok residents are advised to check today’s air quality, as the “Bangkok PM2.5 dust levels” have risen to the orange level in three districts, already affecting health.