East Bangkok Residents Demand Water Drainage as Floods Persist

Reporting on current water pumping operations and the involvement of Governor Chadchart and the Nong Chok district office.

A resident who is a pilot shares his frustration over stagnant water in his luxury home near a lake.

Visual comparison of the resident's home before and during the flood, highlighting the severity of the situation.

Explanation of how a collapsed embankment at Khlong Phra Ratchadamri led to water flooding the community.

Discussion on why the Waree Phirom monkey cheek reservoir is not being used to drain the community's water.

Footage showing the exact moment the canal embankment broke, causing water to rush into the village.

A side-by-side comparison of water levels between the flooded village and the reservoir side of the drainage gate.

Detailing the flooding duration since September 25 and the current depth of water in homes.

The pilot explains the technical failure of the drainage system and the lack of BMA assistance.

Community leader Tuenjai discusses the broader impact on the 'Stable Housing' community.

Speculation that the BMA is protecting fish in the reservoir over the needs of the flooded residents.

Explanation of how sea-level rise and northern runoff are contributing to the 'basin effect' in the area.