Thailand is bracing for isolated heavy rains in most regions as Storm Yagi approaches the country, according to the latest weather forecast from the Meteorological Department. The storm is expected to bring intense downpours, particularly in the northern, northeastern, and central provinces, raising concerns over potential flash floods and landslides.

Local authorities are on high alert, with disaster response teams being mobilized in areas most vulnerable to heavy rainfall. The government has urged citizens to take necessary precautions and stay updated on the latest weather advisories. “Our top priority is the safety and well-being of the people. We are prepared to respond swiftly to any emergency situations caused by the storm,” said a government spokesperson.

The Thai military and local rescue teams have been placed on standby to assist with evacuations and provide aid where needed. Coastal regions have also been warned of potential strong winds and rough seas, prompting advisories for fishermen to stay ashore until conditions improve.

While the storm is expected to pass within a few days, officials are urging residents in affected areas to remain vigilant. The government has emphasized the importance of cooperation between local authorities and communities in mitigating the impact of the storm.

As Storm Yagi moves closer, Thailand’s response will be closely watched, with hopes that preventive measures will minimize the storm’s potential damage. The coming days will reveal the full extent of Yagi’s impact, as both the weather and the government’s preparedness are put to the test.