Bangkok Residents on the Floods: “Shock”
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Nearly 300 millimeters of rain have fallen in two days in the Thai capital.
Many of Bangkok's streets are under water. The sudden state of emergency came as a surprise to many. "It feels quite scary," Nichapat Klangprapan told Reuters.
Authorities in Bangkok have declared a state of emergency across the Thai capital due to widespread flooding. Heavy rains lasting almost 48 hours have filled the city's canals and flooded roads, homes and shops. In some neighborhoods, the water reached people's thighs, AFP reported.
A state of "emergency" has been declared in the Thai capital, Bangkok, after torrential rains caused widespread flooding in many areas of the city. More...
A flood emergency was declared in Bangkok after 48 hours of heavy rainfall.
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