Basin analytics

See the whole river situation

A transparent summary of MRC telemetry by risk, country and recent rainfall.

Reporting stations79Across five countries

Flood0At or above flood stage

Alarm2At or above alarm stage

No data19No usable current water reading

Threshold proximity

Stations closest to Alarm or Flood

Current water level minus effective stage

Station	Status	Water level	Distance
Can ThoViet Nam	Alarm	1.74 m	0.16 m to Flood
My ThuanViet Nam	Alarm	1.61 m	0.19 m to Flood
Chau DocViet Nam	Normal	2.79 m	0.21 m to Alarm
Tan ChauViet Nam	Normal	3.28 m	0.22 m to Alarm
Koh KhelCambodia	Normal	7.53 m	0.37 m to Alarm
Ban Tha Kok DaengThailand	Normal	11.6 m	0.38 m to Alarm
Neak LuongCambodia	Normal	6.79 m	0.71 m to Alarm
KratieCambodia	Normal	20.9 m	1.06 m to Alarm
Stung TrengCambodia	Normal	9.36 m	1.34 m to Alarm
Kompong ChamCambodia	Normal	13.8 m	1.36 m to Alarm

Country overview

Station status by country

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Country	Total	Alarm	Normal	No data
Cambodia	21	0	17	4
China	2	0	2	0
Lao PDR	23	0	21	2
Thailand	16	0	14	2
Viet Nam	17	2	4	11

Status distribution

All stations

Flood0

Alarm2

Normal58

No data19

24-hour rainfall

Highest reported totals

KratieCambodia133.5 mm Kompong SpeuCambodia73.5 mm Ban NapeLao PDR65.5 mm Prek KdamCambodia65.0 mm ChanthaburiThailand36.2 mm Khong ChiamThailand35.5 mm SiempangCambodia33.0 mm KhemaratThailand32.6 mm

Method: the public display uses four MRC-style categories only: Flood, Alarm, Normal and No data. A valid water reading without an Alarm/Flood trigger is shown as Normal; unavailable readings are No data. Richer freshness and recovery states remain internal for alert safety and auditing. Detailed pages show source times and deterministic water-level analytics.