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Bangkok Flooding Leaves Commuters Stranded as Government Claims Control
Morning News TV3•6:31•Disasters•
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Severe flooding on Ratchadaphisek Road and the Lat Phrao flyover leaves motorists stranded overnight, contrasting sharply with government assurances.
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Heavy rain begins falling across Bangkok.
Lat Phrao canal overflows, flooding Ratchadaphisek Road.
Motorists become stranded on the Ratchada-Lat Phrao flyover around midnight.
Stranded motorists walk to find food the following morning.
Deputy Prime Minister Songsak claims the situation is under control and labels reports as fake news.
The 'Weather Forecast' page predicts rain will continue for two more days.
Who & What's Involved
Ratchadaphisek RoadLat Phrao canalRatchada-Lat Phrao flyoverWeather Forecast (Facebook Page)7-ElevenThanawat PhanchiwitSorawit JamphonOn SuwanSongsakP'Yuth
Topics
Bangkok FloodingUrban InfrastructureGovernment AccountabilityFake NewsTraffic Congestion
Locations
BangkokRatchadaphisek RoadLat Phrao flyover