PM Faces Public Outcry During Flood Relief Visit to Khlong Chan Flats

Anchors discuss the Prime Minister's approach to flood management and his willingness to face public criticism.

Footage and reports of the Prime Minister visiting the Khlong Chan flats in Bang Kapi.

Details of the difficult conditions during the visit, including power outages and residents shouting from balconies.

Residents vent their anger over slow aid, using the phrase 'too rich' to mock the management.

Audio of residents shouting at the Prime Minister's boat, questioning his timing and authority.

Discussion on why basic utilities were cut for three days despite the proximity to central government agencies.

Anchors express concern over the PM walking barefoot in floodwaters, risking leptospirosis.

The PM asserts that he is providing aid regardless of the political affiliation of Bangkok's MPs.

The PM declares that the government has no holidays during the crisis, forcing subordinates to work.

The Ministry of Energy and MEA work to restore partial power to the front zone of the flats.

Officials use drones to drop relief bags to residents trapped on rooftops.

Reports of water levels reaching chest and neck height, leaving 4,000 people stranded.

A resident describes the desperation of living without water or food.

Master Beer and Ple Nakorn provide meal boxes and jet ski transport to victims.