The Meteorological Department clarifies rumors about the typhoon, revealing essential facts: Typhoon Cimaron will not impact Thailand.

The Meteorological Department would like to provide accurate information regarding rumors that have circulated on social media about a large typhoon expected to hit Thailand in the next five days, claiming that this storm will cause Bangkok to flood more severely than in 2011.

The Meteorological Department clarifies that this information has not been verified by any government agency and does not originate from the Meteorological Department. The dissemination of such information may lead to misunderstandings and anxiety among the public. Currently, there is a tropical storm named "Cimaron" moving towards the southern part of Japan, which is not expected to affect Thailand. This storm is projected to weaken and is not have a direct impact on Thailand's weather.

The public is urged to verify information from reliable sources and closely follow weather forecasts published by the Meteorological Department to avoid future misunderstandings. If there are any changes in weather conditions that may pose a danger, the Meteorological Department will provide at least three days' notice to allow citizens to prepare.

For safety and reassurance, citizens are advised to prioritize information from responsible agencies and avoid sharing incorrect rumors, as this could lead to unnecessary panic.

For more information : Meteorological Department. You Can contact them at the hotline 1182 (available 24 hours)
Call 0 2399 4012-3. 
Application : Thai weather 
Link : https://www.tmd.go.th