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Severe Flooding Hits Bangkok: Residents Stranded and Government Declares Holiday
Thairath•17:56•Disasters•
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Heavy rainfall causes waist-deep flooding in Bangkok's Bang Kapi and Lat Phrao areas, leading to emergency evacuations and government intervention.
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Events
Continuous rain falls for 2-3 days leading up to September 28.
September 26: Residents report food supplies becoming insufficient.
September 27: Heavy rain causes rapid flooding in Bang Kapi; families are displaced to the skywalk.
September 28: Prime Minister returns to Thailand and calls a special cabinet meeting.
September 28: Special government holidays declared for Bangkok, Nonthaburi, Pathum Thani, and Samut Prakan for Sept 28-29.
September 28: Prime Minister inspects Khlong Prem Prachakorn and provides financial aid to local food vendors.
September 28: BMA closes 437 schools.
Who & What's Involved
Sapph Rachen FoundationThe Mall BangkapiThairath TVDepartment of Disaster Prevention and MitigationBangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA)P'BirdP'KingP'MongkolGovernor Chadchart Sittipunt
Topics
Bangkok FloodingEmergency EvacuationGovernment ReliefUrban DrainagePublic Infrastructure
Locations
Lat Phrao 101Happy Land IntersectionBang KapiKhlong Prem PrachakornNonthaburiPathum ThaniSamut PrakanMueang KanNew Phetchaburi Road