- Continuous monitoring of the North after TMD’s heavy rainfall warning (Aug 30 – Sep 1)
- Ready to maintain mobile and home internet across provinces affected by Typhoon Kajiki
Aug 29, 2025 –True Corporation is closely monitoring the flood situation in Ban Pang Ung, Mae Chaem District, Chiang Mai Province, following heavy rainfall and landslides. The company has stepped up emergency response measures by deploying Cell-on-Wheels (COW) at critical locations and maintaining key base stations serving as community hubs in Pang Ung to ensure uninterrupted service. Network teams are installing emergency power generators to keep base stations operational for normal signal transmission and reception during power cuts caused by heavy rain. A dedicated 24-hour War Room has been established to monitor all provinces nationwide, with network teams mobilized and prepared for intensive monitoring. This comes after the Northern Meteorological Center’s warning of heavy to very heavy rainfall in parts of the North from August 30 to September 1, 2025, which may cause flash floods and runoff.
True Corporation expresses concern over the flooding incident in Ban Pang Ung, Mae Chaem District, Chiang Mai, reinforcing mobile signals for communities and supporting government relief efforts as follows:
- Power generators supporting main mobile base stations in Ban Pang Ung to maintain voice and data services
- Cell-on-Wheels (COW) deployed to reinforce signals and enhance network performance
True Corporation’s network teams have stepped up urgent response measures to establish emergency communications connectivity and ensure continuous operations in areas affected by Typhoon Kajiki-particularly Ban Pang Ung, Mae Chaem District, Chiang Mai Province, which has been severely impacted by torrential rain and landslides.
True Corporation’s Urgent Response Measures for Continuous Monitoring of Heavy Rainfall and Flash Flood Situations
- Deploying power generators, fuel reserves, and backup batteries to base stations in case of flood-related power outages
- Deploying Cell-on-Wheels (COW) to reinforce signals in critical areas
- Preparing 4WD vehicles and flat-bottom boats for access to flooded zones
- Stockpiling spare equipment and mobilizing emergency repair teams to maintain continuous services
- Coordinating with government and private agencies to support relief efforts
- Operating the Business and Network Intelligence Center (BNIC) with AI systems for continuous 24/7 monitoring and network management
True Corporation remains dedicated to maintaining resilient communication systems to keep people connected in all situations, while working closely with the NBTC, the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM), and relevant agencies to support affected communities.
