SinkAlert maps Bangkok’s sinkhole risk: verified news incidents, a location risk model, and LINE/web citizen reporting — so agencies know which roads to inspect first.
Road collapse can't be judged from the surface alone. Voids form silently under soft Bangkok clay — and today, inspection usually starts only after visible damage.
Underground cavities are hard to detect and early warning is limited. By the time cracks appear, failure may be imminent.
Agencies inspect after collapse, not before. With thousands of km of road, they need to know where to look first.
Emergency repairs shut roads and utilities, hurting businesses and communities — at many times the cost of prevention.
SinkAlert fuses open hazard feeds, a verified news incident catalog, and LINE/web citizen reporting — scored by a location risk model that flags high-risk ground before collapse.
Dated incidents with source links (Jul 2024–Sep 2026). Each row shows our Phase B RF risk score for that location — RED/ORANGE = flagged high-risk. Open the dashboard for the full map and timeline.
| Incident | Date | Severity | Model risk | Confidence | Province | Source |
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