Giant crocodile over 2 meters long spotted near flooded road in Chachoengsao

CHACHOENGSAO — On October 1, 2026, a massive crocodile, exceeding 2 meters in length, was reportedly sighted on an irrigation canal road in Bang Phaniang village, Moo 2, Khu Yai Mi subdistrict, Sanam Chai Khet district, Chachoengsao. This alarming discovery was communicated to the public by Udon Thepwathee, a former president of the Chachoengsao Provincial Administrative Organization Council, who shared the news on his personal Facebook account.

The crocodile's presence along the roadside near the irrigation canal posed a significant threat to the safety of residents, especially those engaged in fishing activities in the vicinity. Udon urged the local community to exercise extreme caution and emphasized the need for heightened awareness among all inhabitants. Additionally, he called upon local media outlets to disseminate this critical warning, while simultaneously notifying relevant authorities to conduct an immediate inspection of the area.

The detour route where the crocodile was reportedly encountered is currently utilized to access three flood-impacted subdistricts - Tha Kradan, Khu Yai Mi, and Thung Phraya. Ongoing developments will be reported as they emerge. The news report "Giant crocodile over 2 meters long spotted near flooded road in Chachoengsao" was originally published on Khaosod English.