Prime Minister visits Royal Thai Navy Command Center, emphasizes readiness for disaster response
On August 27, 2026, the Prime Minister visited the Royal Thai Navy's disaster relief command center to monitor operational readiness and provide encouragement to the personnel involved in preparing for various emergency situations that may arise in the future.
During the visit, the Prime Minister observed a demonstration of field medical and rescue operations, which are crucial for assisting the public during unforeseen events. The Royal Thai Navy showcased its capabilities in establishing communication systems and rapid response units to ensure that assistance can reach affected areas quickly and with maximum efficiency.
This demonstration focused on coordination between various agencies to ensure systematic operations, including first aid, casualty evacuation, and resource management in a simulated environment, which earned praise from the Prime Minister for the speed and precision of all personnel involved.
The Prime Minister emphasized the importance of continuous preparedness, stating that training and modern equipment are key factors in minimizing losses and building confidence among the public in high-risk areas across the country.
This visit serves as a confirmation of the cooperation between the government and the military in ensuring public safety, with the government ready to support the necessary budget and equipment to enable rescue units to perform their duties to their full potential when real situations occur.