Bangkok's Governor Chatchatchai reported that floodwaters have stabilized as of 26 September following heavy downpours (100–300 mm accumulated rainfall since 24 September). Low-pressure systems are moving north/west, reducing rain pressure; the city expects rainfall to taper by evening and water to drain within 2–3 days if no new rain arrives. Full-capacity drainage (1,200 m³/s) is underway across tunnels and riverside pump stations. 233 shelter centers (15,000 capacity) are active with 981 residents already accommodated; no food shortages reported. Five major canals remain critical (Premchakon, Lad Prao, Saensaep, Prawet Burirom, Thawi Wattana), affecting 93 roads across central Bangkok.