Songkhla Flood Shakes Malaysia’s SEA Games Travel Plan

Songkhla Flood Impact on Malaysia’s SEA Games Travel

Kuala Lumpur – The Olympic Council of Malaysia (OCM) and National Sports Council (NSC) are actively monitoring the severe flood situation in Songkhla, Thailand, which threatens to disrupt Malaysia’s plans for the upcoming Southeast Asian (SEA) Games.

Officials expressed concern as floods have caused significant travel delays and logistical difficulties, directly affecting athletes and delegations scheduled to participate in the Games. The situation remains fluid, with ongoing assessments to minimize disruption.

"We are working closely with our counterparts in Thailand to ensure the safety of our athletes and smooth travel arrangements," stated a representative from the National Sports Council.

Current Challenges

Heavy rains triggered widespread flooding in Songkhla province.
Transportation routes have been affected, limiting access to event venues.
Coordination with local authorities is underway to adapt travel plans.

Response Measures

Malaysia’s sports authorities emphasize contingency planning, including alternative travel routes and adjusted schedules, to respond swiftly should the flood situation worsen.

This proactive stance aims to safeguard Malaysian athletes’ participation despite the adverse conditions.

The flooding in Songkhla raises complex logistical challenges for Malaysia’s SEA Games delegation, prompting close cross-border cooperation and flexible travel arrangements to ensure athlete safety and timely participation.

Sarawak Tribune — 2025-11-25

Songkhla Flood Impact on Malaysia’s SEA Games Travel

Current Challenges

Response Measures

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