Severe Flooding at Rom Klao Housing Estate Sparks Outcry Over Slow Aid

The reporter describes the scale of the flood at Rom Klao Housing Estate, comparing it to the Khlong Chan area.

Villagers use plastic basins, foam boxes, and tubs to float through water to reach food distribution points.

Reports of water reaching neck height, submerged vehicles, and damaged government offices and shops.

An elderly resident shares her struggle of having no water or electricity for several days due to her location in the inner zone.

Residents plead for boats and demand that the government and Prime Minister visit the site to see the actual hardship.

Angry residents question the whereabouts of the Prime Minister and the Governor of Bangkok, claiming aid is exhausted before they arrive.

A resident describes the loss of all belongings and the lack of usable toilets or clean water.

Residents report relying on friends from Prachinburi for boats and pooling money to cook communal meals.

Testimonies reveal that water rose rapidly between 1:00 AM and 4:00 AM without any prior official warning.

Residents note the absence of military boats and trucks in their specific zone compared to other areas.

A resident notes that the current flood levels are higher than those experienced during the great flood of 2011.