Flooding along the southern railway line has forced the State Railway of Thailand (SRT) to suspend six train services and adjust the origin–destination stations for eight services, effective November 28, 2025, until conditions improve.
On November 27, 2025, the SRT reported progress on restoring the southern rail route affected by severe flooding in the lower South. In Phatthalung province, water levels around the station and tracks have continued to recede, allowing engineering and signalling teams to repair damaged sections and inspect track conditions. Train operations can now resume up to Phatthalung.
At Hat Yai Junction, water levels have also begun to decrease but significant flooding remains.
For safety, the SRT announced the following service adjustments:
• Express 85/86 (Krung Thep Aphiwat – Nakhon Si Thammarat – Krung Thep Aphiwat)
Now fully operational in both directions to support southern travellers.
The SRT apologised for the inconvenience. Passengers holding advance tickets for affected routes may claim a full refund at any railway station nationwide.
Travellers are advised to check updated service information before departure via SRT communication channels.
Real-time train tracking is available at: ttsview.railway.co.th/v3/floodingNST/
For further information, contact: SRT Hotline 1690 (24 hours) or any railway station nationwide.