Malaysia activates operations room as Hatyai flood crisis deepens


A drone view showing cars parked on a bridge to escape floodwaters in a flooded area in Hatyai district, affected by heavy rainfall, which has impacted 10 provinces in southern Thailand and have killed several people, in Songkhla province, on Nov 25, 2025. - Reuters

BANGKOK: Malaysia’s Foreign Ministry has activated its operations room in Putrajaya to strengthen coordination and ensure continued assistance for Malaysians affected by the floods in Hatyai and surrounding districts.

The ministry said the activation of the operations room follows ongoing efforts by the Consulate General of Malaysia in Songkhla and the Embassy of Malaysia in Bangkok, both of which remain on full alert and continue to support Malaysians on the ground.

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