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Bang Na-Trat Road at Bang Na junction (outbound) was listed as an evening main-road flood point. Learn what road water carries into offices and homes, and when ozone fits.

Sukhumvit 71 at Khlong Tan junction in Suan Luang was listed as a main-road flood point. Learn what road and drain water leaves in shops and homes, and when ozone fits.

Rat Phatthana Road in Saphan Sung saw many sois flood after about 30 mm of rain. Learn what drain water leaves in homes, the right recovery order, and when ozone fits.

Lat Krabang Road had 20 to 30 cm of standing water on several stretches. Drain water pushed into shophouses, dorms and homes leaves germs, mold and musty odours. Learn the recovery order and when ozone fits.

Water on Suwannasorn Road and in Tha Kham, Aranyaprathet is falling, but low-lying communities are still flooded. Learn what the flood left in shops and homes and when ozone fits.

The Phra Sathueng canal community in Sa Khwan, Mueang Sa Kaeo saw water over 1 m deep and evacuations. Learn what the flood left in homes, the right recovery order, and when ozone fits.

Central Rayong's business district in Noen Phra and Tha Pradu saw its worst flood in 20 years as Khlong Thap Ma overflowed onto Sukhumvit Road. Learn what it left in shops and homes and when ozone fits.

Water from the Prasae Reservoir overflowed into Moo 4, Krasae Bon, Klaeng, flooding homes that had stayed dry for 60 years. Learn the germs it left, how to care for older residents, and when ozone fits.

Ban Nong Nam Yen in Thung Khwai Kin, Klaeng was hit by a late-night second flood wave, 80+ people were evacuated and water stood for over a week. Learn what it left in orchard homes and when ozone fits.

At Wat Bang Phra Non in Thap Ya, In Buri, water pushed up through the floor-wall joint and kept fluctuating. Learn where germs, mold and odours hide and when ozone fits.

Ban Mi, Lopburi saw 50 to 90 cm of canal and river water across 8 subdistricts and 33 villages. Learn what the flood leaves in farm homes and barns and when ozone fits.

Wat Bot and the Sakae Krang riverside in Uthai Thani saw 50 cm to 1 m of rising water and an 800 m temporary walkway. Learn what the flood leaves behind and when ozone fits.

The Sakae Krang River rose fast and flooded about 500 homes in 7 riverside villages of Mueang Uthai Thani. Learn what the water left behind, the recovery order before moving belongings back, and when ozone fits.

Taluk and Pho Nang Dam Ok in Sapphaya saw Chao Phraya water above one metre and more than 1,100 homes flooded. Learn what long-standing water left behind, the right recovery order, and when ozone fits.

Low-lying land at Moo 9 Tha Sao near the Hat Ngio Bridge in Sai Yok flooded and appliances in an accommodation building were ruined. Learn what the water left behind, the right recovery order, and when ozone fits.

Several Nong Klang Na communities in Mueang Ratchaburi flooded, some almost to the roof and some to about 50 cm. Learn the germs left behind, recovery by water depth, and when ozone fits.

Moo 2, 3 and 4 of Koh Phlap Phla, Mueang Ratchaburi saw water nearly 4 metres deep and a night evacuation. Learn the germs it left, the safe order for returning home, and when ozone fits.

Many Bang Khonthi communities still have knee to waist deep water even though the Mae Klong river mouth has dropped. Learn what stagnant water leaves in canal homes and when ozone fits.

Amphawa in Samut Songkhram saw the Mae Klong overflow above knee height into homes and pomelo, lychee and coconut orchards. Learn what it left in wooden houses and when ozone fits.

Lak Sam, Ban Phaeo and Kaset Phatthana in Samut Sakhon saw water inside homes for the first time in about 35 years. Learn what it left behind, the recovery order, and when ozone fits.

Bang Len in Nakhon Pathom saw the Tha Chin overflow 80-120 cm deep into homes, temples and schools. Learn what the flood left behind, the right recovery order, and when ozone fits.

Nonthaburi added Sai Noi (7 subdistricts) and Bang Yai to its flood disaster zones, with water in homes since 25 September. Learn the germs and mold left in orchard homes and estates, the recovery order and when ozone fits.

Nonthaburi declared Bang Kruai a flood disaster zone across 9 subdistricts after heavy rain and a rising Chao Phraya. Learn the germs, mold and odours left in riverside homes, the recovery order and when ozone fits.

A night of heavy rain and blocked roadside drains flooded about 30 ground-floor rental rooms, shops and homes on Pathum-Lat Lum Kaeo Road. Learn the germs left behind, the recovery order and where ozone fits.

Six villages along Khlong 8 in Lam Luk Ka flooded heavily, drained slowly and relied on sandbags. Learn the germs, mold and odours stagnant water leaves, the recovery order and when ozone fits.

Sala Daeng Nuea, Moo 2, Chiang Rak Noi in Sam Khok stood underwater for days as tides pushed levels up, then a breached dike flooded Wat Metarang. Learn the germs left behind and when ozone fits.

The Chao Phraya riverside community in Moo 8-9, Ban Pom, Ayutthaya stood in 1-2 m of water with boat-only travel. Learn what the flood left behind, the recovery order and when ozone fits.

Ban Tham and Samphan were the hardest-hit subdistricts of Si Maha Phot as the Prachinburi River overflowed with forest runoff. Learn what the flood left in rural homes and when ozone fits.

Water burst into the Prachantakham fresh market at 40 to 50 cm, the district office was nearly waist-deep and the riverside community about 50 cm. Learn the recovery order and when ozone fits.

Rat Damri and Thesaban Damri roads and the riverside market in Prachinburi town stood under up to 1 m of water. Learn what the flood left in shophouses, the recovery order, and when ozone fits.