After reviewing the ongoing flood situation, Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul instructed authorities to begin rehabilitation immediately in areas where floodwaters have receded. Priorities include infrastructure repairs, community cleanups, and the restoration of transport routes to ensure public safety.
In areas still affected by flooding, cabinet ministers and senior officials have been assigned to oversee response operations and coordinate assistance. Authorities will continue monitoring conditions and addressing local needs as the situation develops.
In Bangkok, flood management efforts are shifting toward recovery and the restoration of public utilities. The Prime Minister also encouraged public and private organizations in the capital to make greater use of work-from-home arrangements to ease traffic congestion during the 2026 IMF-World Bank Group Annual Meetings.
With the flood situation stabilizing in many provinces, the Prime Minister said daily central command meetings could be scaled back. The government's focus will now turn to Southern Thailand, where a forward command center may be set up to monitor conditions and coordinate responses to forecast heavy rainfall.
