Deluge Triggers Bangkok 'Disaster'
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BANGKOK: Bangkok authorities have declared a state of disaster in all 50 districts of the Thai capital after nearly 48 hours of heavy rain caused severe flooding. The governor of Bangkok urged residents to stay indoors after nearly 300 millimetres of rain were recorded since Thursday evening. Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul also cut short a visit to London to return ...
All 50 Bangkok districts now flood disaster zones
Bangkok has expanded its flood disaster zone declaration to cover all 50 districts of the capital, up from just three, as heavy rain continues to cause flooding across the city. Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt, acting as director of the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA), signed the order through the Bangkok Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Centre. The … The story All 50 Bangkok districts now flood disaster zones as seen on Thaiger…
Vietnamese tourists traveling to Bangkok at this time should note that all 50 districts of Bangkok were declared disaster zones on Saturday evening, September 26th, after nearly 48 hours of heavy rain caused widespread flooding, traffic congestion, and disruption to daily life.
All 50 districts in Thailand's capital, Bangkok, have been declared disaster zones due to heavy rain and flooding. The weather conditions have caused...
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