The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM) has sent an SMS alert stating that the water level in the Mun River is continuously rising.

On 23 September 2025, the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DAPD) submittedIncoming notifications to people in Ubon Ratchathani province The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM) warns of rising water levels in the Mun River, as follows:

The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM) and Ubon Ratchathani Province have been monitoring the situation. The water situation in the Mun River shows that the water level at station M.7... There is a line near the Seri Prachathipatai Bridge in Mueang District. The upward trend is expected to have an impact on... Lowland areas along the Mun River, in Mueang District (Municipality). Ubon Ratchathani City and Chare Mae Municipality) Warin Chamrap District (Warin Chamrap Municipality) (Bung Mai Subdistrict) and surrounding areas, for those residing in the area. Risks mentioned above include lifting objects to higher places and caring for vulnerable groups. For example, the elderly, bedridden patients, and those who stay informed about the news.Working closely with local government officials (DDPM).

In addition, the Ubon Ratchathani Provincial Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Command also has...NotificationsIssue No. 1/2568 The message regarding the rising water level in the Mun River states:

The Ubon Ratchathani Provincial Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Command has been monitoring the situation. Weather and water situation updates were provided, along with monitoring of the water situation from the Ubon Ratchathani irrigation project. Notification regarding the suspension of sluice gates (raising them above water level) at That Noi Dam, Yasothon-Phanom Phrai Dam, and Se Bay Dam, Ubon Ratchathani. And to report on the water situation in Ubon Ratchathani province, which will likely result in rising water levels in Ubon Ratchathani province. Increased

Currently, the water level in the Mun River at the M.7 water level monitoring station near the Seri Prachathipatai Bridge in Mueang Ubon Ratchathani District, Ubon Ratchathani Province (as of September 8, 2025) is at +110.56 meters above mean sea level, with a flow rate of 1,530.00 km/h. Cubic meters per second. The water level has risen by 0.31 meters from yesterday, and is 2.44 meters below the bank on the Warin Chamrap district side.

According to the Royal Irrigation Department's forecast, the highest water level in the Mun River over the next 7 days is expected to rise. Approximately 0.10-0.20 meters/day is expected to have an impact on the area, particularly in low-lying areas. At water levels of 110.38-112.00 meters above mean sea level, 17 communities/villages are affected as follows:

1) Mueang Ubon Ratchathani District
(1) Ubon Ratchathani Municipality 8 communities, namely, Benjama Maharaj School Community 1, Wat Burapha Community 2, Wat Burapha Community 3, Ban Du Town Hall Community, Yaowaret School Backyard Community, Yaowaret School Community, Wat Pa Saen Udom Community, and Wat Lieb Community.
(2) Jae Ramae Municipality, 3 villages: Ban Tha Bo, Village No. 1, Ban Tha Bo, Village No. 2, and Ban Tha Thai. Moo 7

2) Warin Chamrab District
(1) Warin Chamrab Municipality, 5 communities are: Ketkaew Community, Tha Bon Manang Community, Suan Suk Beach Community, Suan Suk Beach Community, 1 Kuyang Community.
(2) Buong Mai Sub-district Municipality, 1 village, namely Ban Kut Rakum, Village No. 3

The Ubon Ratchathani Provincial Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Command therefore requests that the public and... Relevant agencies are preparing for the rising water levels in the Mun River as follows:

1. Continuously monitor weather and water conditions, especially lowland areas along the bank. Moon River as well as publicizing the water situation and giving advance warning to the public who are expected to be affected. Be prepared to evacuate in time if the situation arises.

2. The people in the area are asked to prepare to move the goods to a high place by asking them to closely coordinate with the village/community leaders, the local government of the area and the district.

3. The district and local governments of the area shall implement the flood response plan. in 2025, with three actions in conjunction with military and police agencies in the area