Bangkok Flood Crisis: Rotten Water Hits Housing Projects and Siam Amazing Park

Reporting on the stagnant, black water and foul smells affecting Rom Klao residents.

A resident describes the sudden onset of the flood and the fear of theft preventing evacuation.

Elderly residents struggle with foot infections and a lack of basic medicine.

Using boats to deliver food and water to isolated residents in Rom Klao.

Discussion on the accumulation of floating garbage and sewage causing rapid water decay.

Overcrowding at the Ratanakosin Somphot school evacuation center.

Center director discusses the lack of initial state support and reliance on volunteers.

Residents of Building 16 report that while food is available, clean water for bathing is critical.

Residents forced to use contaminated water for toilets due to lack of supplies.

Introduction of 'Racing Pipe' pumps to accelerate water removal from Khlong Chan.

Officials report a 30-40 cm drop in water levels following the use of high-power pumps.

A resident complains about restrictive food distribution rules based on fear of reselling.

The Governor explains the four main canals used to drain the city.

A car collector loses millions of baht as luxury vehicles are submerged without warning.

The park announces a 6-month closure due to 100% flooding of all areas.