Recent flash floods and landslides in Thailand, triggered by heavy monsoon rains, have resulted in 22 deaths and 19 injuries across 13 provinces. Notably, ten victims, including a Russian couple, lost their lives due to a landslide on the island of Phuket. Over 30,000 households have been affected, and authorities have issued warnings for further risks of flooding in 31 provinces, particularly in the northern regions. Rescue efforts are ongoing in Nakhon Ratchasima, where three workers are missing after a construction tunnel collapsed. The Thai government is closely monitoring the situation and has taken precautionary measures to manage water levels in key dams. Experts attribute the increasing severity of these weather events to man-made climate change.