2025年11月29日，泰國總理府發布通報稱，南部洪災的死亡人數已升至162人，其中宋卡府受災最為嚴重，死亡人數達到126人。隨著災情的嚴峻程度逐漸明朗，政府工作的重點已從應急救援轉向災後恢復與重建。

此次洪災自爆發以來，對泰國南部地區造成極大的影響。當地降雨量持續偏高，河流水位暴漲，部分城市和村鎮出現嚴重積水，交通中斷，民眾生活受到嚴重干擾。宋卡府作為受災最嚴重的地區，經歷了洪水衝擊後，多數受災家庭失去房屋和財物，死亡人數也在整個南部地區中最高。為應對災情，泰國政府自11月25日起，將合艾市的災情應對提升至緊急狀態，並調動各方力量進行救援。受災群眾被有序轉移到安全地區，救援隊伍和志願者全力協助受困民眾撤離。隨著降雨逐漸減少，積水排乾的速度有所加快，預計大部分積水將在三至五天內消退。

在災後恢復方面，泰國政府啟動多項措施以幫助災民重建生活。通過即時支付系統，政府向每戶受災家庭發放九千泰銖的救助金，並暫停債務償還，提供職業貸款及修繕房屋貸款等支持，力圖減輕災民的經濟負擔。此外，國際社會對此次洪災也保持高度關注。中國駐泰國大使館提醒在泰國的公民暫勿前往受災地區，並加強個人安全防範，注意避險與應急措施。值得注意的是，截至11月29日的最新官方統計數據已更新為162人。

此次洪災凸顯極端氣候對泰國南部地區的破壞力，也提醒政府和民眾在災害防範與應對中需加強協調和準備，災後救援和重建仍是當前的主要任務。

On November 29, 2025, the Thai Prime Minister’s Office reported that the death toll from the southern floods had risen to 162, with Songkhla Province being the hardest hit, accounting for 126 of the fatalities. As the severity of the disaster became clear, the government’s focus shifted from emergency response to post-disaster recovery and reconstruction.

Since the outbreak of the floods, southern Thailand has been severely affected. Continuous heavy rainfall caused river levels to surge, resulting in widespread flooding in towns and villages, disrupting transportation, and severely affecting residents’ daily lives. Songkhla Province, the most affected area, suffered extensive property damage, with many families losing their homes and possessions, contributing to the highest death toll in the southern region.

In response to the disaster, the Thai government elevated the emergency response for Hat Yai City to a state of emergency on November 25 and mobilized multiple resources for relief efforts. Affected residents were safely relocated to secure areas, while rescue teams and volunteers assisted in evacuation efforts. With rainfall decreasing, floodwaters are expected to recede within three to five days.

For post-disaster recovery, the government has implemented several measures to support affected families. Through an instant payment system, each household will receive 9,000 baht in relief funds. Debt repayments have been temporarily suspended, and support is being provided through vocational loans and housing repair loans to help alleviate the financial burden on disaster victims.

The international community has also paid close attention to the floods. The Chinese Embassy in Thailand has advised its citizens to avoid affected areas and strengthen personal safety precautions. It is worth noting that early media reports cited the death toll as 145, but as of November 29, the latest official statistics indicate 162 fatalities.

This flood underscores the destructive power of extreme weather in southern Thailand and highlights the importance of coordination and preparedness in disaster prevention and response. Recovery and rebuilding efforts remain the government’s immediate priority.