Thailand activates ‘war room’ as Kajiki nears

11 Sept 06:28 Key points summarised by AI

Thailand's National Disaster Warning Centre established a 'war room' with key departments to monitor Typhoon Kajiki and provide timely public advice.
Typhoon Kajiki intensified to a Level 3 typhoon, more powerful than previous storms, with maximum wind speeds estimated up to 195kph.
The typhoon is expected to make landfall in northern Vietnam, then weaken as it moves through Laos and into Thailand's Nan province, bringing very heavy rainfall and potential flooding to northern and northeastern regions.

Torrential downpours forecast nationwide

Yesterday 12:46 Key points summarised by AI

Thailand's Meteorological Department issued its first severe weather warning for heavy to very heavy rainfall from October 18-25.
The warning covers potential flash floods, forest runoffs, and landslides across southern, eastern, northeastern, and central regions, including greater Bangkok.
The severe weather will unfold in two distinct phases, intensifying and expanding its footprint across various parts of the country.
Authorities urge communities in vulnerable areas to remain on high alert, with disaster response agencies placed on standby to assist residents.