BMA Deploys High-Speed Pumps to Combat Stagnant Floods at Keha Romklao

A woman faints in a flooded house and is rescued by relatives and a good Samaritan using a plastic boat and a pickup truck.

Details on the chaotic transport of the patient and the intervention of a nurse and paramedics during the rescue.

An overview of the critical flooding situation at Keha Romklao, where water has remained for seven days.

Residents and volunteers request dried food, medicine, and hygiene supplies for those in remote areas of the housing complex.

Reporter Pom Apiwat details the installation of four large pumps to accelerate drainage into the canal system.

A look at the high water levels and the difficulties residents face traveling by boat or wading through water.

Interviews with residents regarding skin rot, leeches, and the psychological toll of the stagnant water.

Residents express their hopes for a rapid decrease in water levels to resume their normal livelihoods.

Final wrap-up on the health impacts and the hope provided by the BMA's technical intervention.