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Suchart Orders Ministry Units to Deploy Boats and Kitchens

Natural Resources Minister Suchart Chomklin visited Lat Krabang on Sept 28, 2026, deploying 6 mobile kitchens and boats to deliver food.

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Suchart Orders Ministry Units to Deploy Boats and Kitchens

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  • Minister Suchart Chomklin visited Lat Krabang at KMITL on Sept 28, 2026
  • Deployed unified ministry forces with 6 mobile kitchens and rescue boats
  • Accelerated food and water delivery to flood victims in hard-to-reach areas
  • Reported around 700 evacuees in Lat Krabang shelters with plans for Rom Klao

On September 28, 2026, Natural Resources and Environment Minister Suchart Chomklin, accompanied by Permanent Secretary Dr. Raveewan Bhuridech, visited flood-affected residents at the Bangkok coordination center in Lat Krabang, located inside King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang (KMITL).

During the visit, Minister Suchart ordered the full mobilization of unified ministry forces, adding six mobile field kitchens alongside rescue boats and personnel to urgently deliver food, drinking water, and essential supplies to residents in areas where cars cannot pass.

Thailand university campus building exterior

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The minister emphasized that food must reach the people and boats must penetrate every affected community, paying special attention to vulnerable groups such as the elderly, young children, and patients, while stressing strict cooperation among all units.

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700People in Lat Krabang shelters
6Additional mobile kitchens deployed

"Food must reach the people, boats must reach the communities. We must work as one and leave no flood victim behind."

Suchart Chomklin

For upcoming relief operations, the ministry has scheduled a follow-up visit to the Rom Klao housing community on September 29 to further alleviate hardship and provide continuous assistance to affected citizens.

Severe flooding in Lat Krabang often poses logistical challenges due to dense residential layouts and narrow sub-sois. Deploying mobile field kitchens combined with flat-bottom boats is a critical strategy to ensure fresh cooked meals reach stranded residents efficiently without requiring risky travels.

Source: Khaosod Politics

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