Thailand floods disrupt Toyota production and Thai Airways cargo operations
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Heavy rains in Thailand caused the temporary cessation of operations in four factories of the Japanese Toyota assembler and the suspension of air cargo services of the airline Thai Airways, informed the companies this Wednesday. The capital Bangkok was formally declared a disaster zone after recording an accumulated volume of 320 millimeters of rains in just three days at the end of last week, marking close to all the average rainfall usually ob…
Floods Stall Toyota Production and Halt Thai Airways Cargo
BANGKOK, Thailand – Thailand’s floods have escalated from a regional crisis into a direct blow to two key sectors, forcing Toyota to suspend output at four facilities and prompting Thai Airways to stop accepting cargo from 30 September to 6 October as staff and suppliers struggle to reach work. Thai Airways Expands Flight Cancellations Through […] Source
The Deputy Governor of the Bank of Thailand stated that services, retail, wholesale, and construction have been affected. Toyota had to temporarily close four factories due to flooding disrupting the transportation of components. Thai businesses view Vietnam as a bridge to access the European market. Thai rice exports are projected to fall by nearly 19% in the first half of 2026. Thai durian exports to China set a record in the first half of 202…
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