September 28, 2026
We are closely monitoring the situation in Bangkok as the flood waters from nearly 300mm of rain in 48 hours start to recede.
Many neighbourhoods across the city have been affected with some areas difficult to access due to transport disruption. The BMA’s Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Directorate has declared all 50 districts disaster areas and thousands of people are using temporary shelters. Residents are being warned of potential flash flooding as water flows in from surrounding areas with isolated heavy rain storms predicted in the coming days.
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As you would expect, we already have teams on site ready to help.
Alongside our adjusting services, we can provide access to a wide range of specialist expertise and solutions designed to help organisations respond to and recover from unexpected events. If you need support, please reach out to your usual Sedgwick contact or any of our colleagues listed on the right.
We will continue to track the situation as more information becomes available.
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