Good news from Samui! Chaweng Canal and Swamp water levels are perfectly safe, thanks to our smart island tech and sustainable practices. Enjoy your visit knowing everything is under control for your safety and enjoyment!
Great news for Koh Samui! Water levels at Phru Chaweng and Khlong Chaweng are safe and stable as of December 13, 2025, ensuring minimal flood risks and a secure environment for all.
Koh Samui’s Engineering Department kicked off a massive canal cleanup in Khlong Chaweng to prevent flooding before the heavy rains hit! They’re clearing debris and waste to keep our island safe and beautiful. Let’s all do our part for a ‘Smart & Sustainable Island’!
Koh Samui’s community is working together on flood prevention by keeping drains clear, a simple act with a big impact. Let’s build a smart, sustainable Samui for everyone; remember to call 199 in emergencies.
Koh Samui officials are proactively preparing for the upcoming rainy season, with departments inspecting drains and clearing debris to prevent flash floods. Residents are encouraged to help by keeping the island clean and trashfree to ensure a safe and dry season for everyone.
Koh Samui Municipality has deployed strategic water pumps across key island locations to prevent flooding and protect critical areas during heavy rainfall. Emergency teams are working to safeguard the airport, highway, and popular tourist spots, with residents able to access support by calling 199 or 077426005.
🌊 Koh Samui is making great strides in improving its infrastructure to prevent floods and enhance tourism, with a recent meeting held to address the issue. With careful planning and execution, Koh Samui is determined to overcome challenges and become an even more incredible destination. 🏝️💪 KohSamui FloodPrevention TourismBoost ImprovingInfrastructure
Join the Koh Samui Flood Prevention Project public meeting and help improve flood prevention and drainage systems in Laem Yai, Cheng Mon, and Maenam! Community involvement is crucial in ensuring the solutions are tailored to the needs of the region. KohSamui FloodPrevention CommunityInvolvement SustainableTourism ThailandTourism