Severe Flooding Hits Rom Klao and Bangkok Districts; Hundreds of Cars Submerged

Reporting on the transition of floodwaters into foul, contaminated water in the Rom Klao area.

Estimation of over 500 cars submerged in the Lat Krabang/Rom Klao zone over a three-day period.

A kidney patient misses dialysis and another elderly resident suffers from severe foot rot due to prolonged soaking.

Residents claim the current flood is more severe and harder to manage than the great flood of 2011.

A resident expresses anger over the lack of state management, praising only the soldiers and police who helped.

A resident uses a 100-year-old sacred Takian wood boat as a transport vehicle to find food.

Victims request medicine and food over monetary aid and criticize the Prime Minister's leadership.

Analysis of why the Rom Klao zone drains slowly, involving the Prawet Buri Rom and Phra Khanong canals.

A Bentley Continental GT worth over 20 million baht is knocked out by 50cm of water.

National athletes' vehicles are submerged at the SAT grounds near Ramkhamhaeng University.

Vendors in Bang Kapi adapt by selling food from boats and using air-sealed bags.

Ramkhamhaeng University students navigate chest-deep water in a lighthearted but dire situation.

Reporting extreme water levels in Lat Phrao 101, reaching up to 3 meters in low-lying areas.

A mysterious floating pier/raft is blocking the water flow into the Saen Saep canal.