The 2011 Thailand Floods were a series of devastating floods that affected large areas of Thailand from July to December 2011. Heavy monsoon rains and the overflow of rivers led to widespread flooding, impacting over 13 million people and causing significant damage to homes, infrastructure, and agriculture. The floods were among the worst in Thailand's history, with many provinces, including Bangkok, experiencing severe water inundation. The economic impact of the floods was substantial, with estimated damages exceeding $45 billion. Key industries, such as manufacturing and tourism, were heavily affected, leading to disruptions in supply chains and loss of jobs. The government and various organizations launched relief efforts to assist those affected and to begin the long process of recovery and rebuilding.