Thailand is grappling with unprecedented floods that have claimed at least 18 lives and disrupted the lives of over 2 million people. The southern region, particularly the city of Hat Yai, has been severely impacted, recording its heaviest rainfall in 300 years—335mm in a single day. The deluge has submerged vehicles and homes, leaving residents stranded on rooftops, desperately awaiting rescue. Despite relief efforts, the majority of those affected remain isolated and unable to access aid. The Thai military has mobilized an aircraft carrier, 14 boats, and field kitchens to deliver essential supplies and medical assistance. However, the scale of the disaster has overwhelmed local resources, with rescue groups receiving thousands of distress calls. Neighboring countries like Vietnam and Malaysia are also facing severe flooding, with Vietnam reporting 91 deaths and Malaysia evacuating over 19,000 people. The situation remains dire as rising waters continue to trap residents, with urgent calls for help flooding social media platforms.