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Bangkok Floodwaters Begin to Ease After Torrential Rains Affect 700,000 People
- Bangkok’s floodwaters began receding Monday after weekend rainfall, but some neighborhoods and major roads remained underwater.
- The Bangkok Flood Control Center reported that flooding affected 329,000 households, or about 700,000 people.
- Governor Chadchart Sittipunt declared an emergency across all 50 districts, and officials assisted vulnerable residents.
- Flooding disrupted operations at Suvarnabhumi Airport, where staffing shortages caused baggage delays.
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Bangkok floodwaters recede, but roads and homes stay under water
Floodwaters in Bangkok began receding after the weekend deluge, but several roads and neighbourhoods remained submerged. The flooding disrupted flights, jobs and supplies as officials stepped up relief and drainage efforts.
·Noida, India
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Bangkok floodwaters begin to ease after torrential rains affect 700,000 people
BANGKOK (AP) — Floodwaters in Thailand ’s capital were slowly receding on Monday after continuous rainfall over the weekend, although some neighborhoods and major roads remained inundated.
·Toronto, Canada
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Rain eases across the capital but flooding persists in several districts; authorities move 1,500 bedridden patients to hospitals
·Ankara, Türkiye
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Approximately 700,000 people have been negatively affected by the flooding that hit much of Bangkok, the capital of Thailand.
·Beyoğlu, Türkiye
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