Storm Wipha update: 7 dead, 143 injured, 43 health facilities damaged

TUESDAY, JULY 29, 2025

Storm Wipha causes 7 deaths, 143 injuries, and damages 43 health facilities across 7 provinces in Thailand. Health authorities respond with emergency operations.

The Ministry of Public Health has reported on the impact of severe tropical storm Wipha as of July 29, 2025, with a total of 7 provinces affected: Chiang Rai, Nan, Phrae, Phayao, Lampang, Chiang Mai, and Sukhothai.

Currently, 5 provinces remain affected, with 48 districts still impacted: Chiang Rai (15 districts), Nan (12 districts), Sukhothai (5 districts), Phrae (7 districts), and Phayao (9 districts).

Storm Wipha update: 7 dead, 143 injured, 43 health facilities damaged

The death toll has increased by 1, and the number of injuries has risen by 20, bringing the total to 7 deaths, 143 injuries, and 1 missing person.

The Ministry of Public Health has activated the Public Health Emergency Operations Centre (PHEOC) at the provincial level in Chiang Rai, Nan, Phayao, and Sukhothai.

A total of 43 health facilities have been affected, including 7 hospitals, with 6 hospitals remaining operational and 1 partially closed. The affected hospitals are:


Operational hospitals:

Nan Province:

  • Wiang Sa Hospital
  • Chiang Klang Hospital
  • Mae Charim Hospital
  • Nan Public Health Office
  • Bo Kleua Public Health Office

Phayao Province:

  • Chiang Kham Hospital

Chiang Rai Province:

  • Thoeng Hospital
  • Doi Luang Hospital
  • Thoeng Public Health Office

Phrae Province:

  • Phrae Provincial Public Health Office


Storm Wipha update: 7 dead, 143 injured, 43 health facilities damaged


Closed hospitals:

Nan Province:

  • Nan Hospital
  • Phrae Public Health Office

Subdistrict Health Promotion Hospitals (SHPHs):

A total of 29 SHPHs were affected, with 25 remaining operational:

  • Nan Province: 11 SHPHs
  • Chiang Rai Province: 3 SHPHs
  • Phrae Province: 4 SHPHs
  • Phayao Province: 11 SHPHs

Closed SHPHs:

  • Nan: 3 SHPHs
  • Phrae: 1 SHPH

The ministry continues to assess the situation and provide urgent medical support to those affected.