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A Route Reopens: Hat Yai to Koh Lipe Returns on 29 November

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Travel to Koh Lipe is returning to normal as operators confirm the Hat Yai–Koh Lipe route will resume on 29 November. Floodwaters have receded, roads are improving, and ferries are ready to operate again. Travelers can expect regular schedules and smoother journeys as Southern Thailand’s conditions stabilize.

Southern Thailand Flooding Update – Travel Conditions & Safety Advisory

Southern Thailand is experiencing ongoing flooding, causing travel disruptions across several provinces. Airports remain operational, but some flights, bus routes, and rail services are suspended or adjusted. Key attractions in affected areas are temporarily closed for safety. Major destinations like Phuket, Krabi, and Phang-nga continue normal operations. Travellers are advised to check updates, allow extra travel time, and follow local guidance.

Southern Flood Crisis Worsens as Hat Yai–Songkhla Declared Red Zone; Six Provinces Under Water

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Southern Thailand faces a worsening flood emergency as Hat Yai and nearby districts are declared red zones, with over 465,000 people affected. Heavy monsoon rain has submerged six provinces, while GISTDA satellite data shows more than 228,000 rai flooded. Authorities have launched large-scale evacuations, deployed rescue teams and water pumps, and are distributing 20,000 relief meals daily.

Thailand Weather Update for Travellers – Monday, November 24

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Heavy rain continues across Southern Thailand on Monday, especially in Nakhon Si Thammarat, Phatthalung, Songkhla, Pattani, Yala, Narathiwat, Krabi, Trang and Satun. Travellers should expect flash floods, strong waves and possible transport disruptions, with small boats advised to stay ashore. Meanwhile, upper Thailand turns slightly warmer with cool mornings and light mist, especially in northern and northeastern provinces.

Southern Thailand Flood Crisis: Emergency Centres Activated, Roads Closed, Tourists Stranded

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A major intersection in Hat Yai is heavily flooded at night, with rain still falling and water covering the entire roadway. Shopfronts and buildings, including a Kasikornbank branch, stand closed behind rising water. Streetlights and signs reflect on the flooded surface, highlighting the severity of the situation as access becomes increasingly restricted for residents and travellers.