Recent heavy rainfall in southern Thailand has resulted in significant flooding, leading to 25 fatalities, as reported by the national disaster management agency. The province of Songkhla recorded the highest number of deaths. Over 660,000 households have been affected in ten provinces, with thousands displaced. The Thai government has announced emergency relief measures, including financial assistance for affected families. Neighboring Malaysia has also experienced flooding, resulting in further casualties. Experts suggest that climate change may be exacerbating the frequency and intensity of these natural disasters.