Thai Manufacturing Resumes as Automakers Bounce Back From Flood Damage
Bangkok airport delays highlight the aftermath of recent Thailand floods
Toyota resumes production of its Hilux pickup at a plant impacted by flood damage, as shown in photograph by Ken Kobayashi.
KEIGO IWAMOTO
October 20, 2026 05:24 JST
Bangkok — Japanese automotive manufacturers have restored production in Thailand as business continuity improves following devastating floods, while Thai Airways prepares to evaluate its crisis management protocols amid heavy rainfall that stranded passengers and displaced luggage.
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