Nan: The floodwaters have receded, but the mission isn't over! The Commissioner General of Police has ordered a full-scale restoration effort in Nan province. Border Patrol Police Unit 325 has deployed volunteers to clean up mud and restore peace and happiness to the local residents.
According to Thai News Agency, Border Patrol Police are accelerating recovery efforts in flood-affected areas of Nan, continuously assisting residents in cleaning their homes. "The water has receded, but the police mission is not over."
Following the receding of floods, flash floods, and landslides in several areas of Nan Province, what remains are mud, damaged belongings, and homes that need urgent restoration to enable people to return to normal life as quickly as possible. Police General Kittirat Phanphet, the Commissioner General of the Royal Thai Police, has ordered all relevant units to provide full assistance to the flood-affected areas, in accordance with the Royal Thai Police's disaster prevention and mitigation plan. He also instructed them to continuously monitor the situation and provide care for the public until the situation returns to normal.
Throughout the flooding, Pol. Lt. Gen. Rungroj Thakoonpunyasiri, Commander of the Border Patrol Police (BPP), mobilized Border Patrol Police officers to assist people in high-risk areas, support evacuations, ensure security, and organize disaster response teams and disaster relief volunteers. They coordinated operations with the Nan Provincial Incident Command Center to provide rapid and timely assistance to the public. As water levels began to recede, the Border Patrol Police's mission shifted from emergency assistance to area recovery. Disaster relief volunteers from Border Patrol Police Company 325 and Border Patrol Police Region 3 were deployed to help people clean their homes, wash away mud, move damaged belongings and property, and provide ongoing relief to affected families.
Simultaneously, forces are closely monitoring the water situation and terrain to be ready to assist the public immediately should a recurrence of the situation or if any area requires further assistance. The Royal Thai Police and Border Patrol Police confirm that they will continue to care for the public, from the initial response and relief efforts to post-flood recovery, so that people can return to normal life as quickly as possible. "The water has receded, but the police's mission is not over. The police are ready to stand by the people until the situation returns to normal."