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DDPM orders immediate evacuations in 7 Ratchaburi districts on Sept 29
DDPM orders immediate evacuations in 7 Ratchaburi districts on Sept 29
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2026
Mae Klong Dam releases rose to 2,000 cubic metres per second on September 29 and could reach 3,000, threatening low-lying Ratchaburi areasRID warns 8 provinces as river levels rise on September 28
RID warns 8 provinces as river levels rise on September 28
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2026
Mae Klong River could rise by about 2.50 metres downstream as officials prepare for releases above 1,500 cubic metres per secondRID warns five provinces as Mae Klong River could rise 2.5m
RID warns five provinces as Mae Klong River could rise 2.5m
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2026
Residents below Mae Klong Dam are urged to move belongings to higher ground as river flows rise and larger water releases may be needed.Divers look for second body in Samut Songkram ferry-stop collapse
Divers look for second body in Samut Songkram ferry-stop collapse
WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 2019
The body of a 24-year-old Thai woman, one of the two people who went missing when a ferry-stop pavilion collapsed in Samut Songkram province on Tuesday, was not yet found as of Wednesday afternoon. Ratchaburi ethanol factory has to pay Bt5.78m for killing stingrays
Ratchaburi ethanol factory has to pay Bt5.78m for killing stingrays
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 2019
The Pollution Control Department (PCD) and Fisheries Department have slapped a Bt5.78 million lawsuit on a Ratchaburi Ethanol Co factory for allegedly discharging toxic waste in the Mae Klong River in 2016, which killed more than 50 critically endangered giant freshwater stingrays and scores of other fish, PCD chief Pralong Damrongthai said on Wednesday. Single surviving giant stingray to be released back into Mae Klong River
Single surviving giant stingray to be released back into Mae Klong River
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 01, 2017
THE LAST surviving giant freshwater stingray of those rescued after the mass deaths of more than 50 of the rare fish in the Mae Klong River in October will be returned to its natural habitat this month.Authorities told to tackle water pollution to prevent deaths of aquatic animals
Authorities told to tackle water pollution to prevent deaths of aquatic animals
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2016
ACADEMICS have urged authorities to focus on solving water pollution problems to prevent future mass die-offs of aquatic animals.Giant stingrays under threat in Mae Klong River
Giant stingrays under threat in Mae Klong River
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 08, 2016
GIANT freshwater stingrays are facing extinction in the Mae Klong River, a leading marine biologist warned yesterday as mass deaths attributed to water pollution killed a large segment of the population.