Severe Flooding and Water Pollution Crisis in Bangkok's Rom Klao Housing

Rescue teams evacuate a 50-year-old bedridden patient from a flooded building.

Discussion on the foul-smelling, rotten water and the danger of infections for those wading barefoot.

The Kusol Srattha Surat Thani Foundation arrives to provide food and survey the area.

Reporter Som explores the community where residents use basins and mattresses as makeshift boats.

Likhit and Ta FeFe provide aid to residents and rescue stranded cats and dogs.

Details on the lack of electricity, food shortages, and the smell of waste in the housing flats.

Live update on the current water levels and the struggle for drinking water in Rom Klao.

A local resident discusses the loss of over 20 cars and the lack of government warnings.

The Phetkasem Foundation sets up a coordination center to help disabled persons and those trapped.

Residents use inflatable flamingos and plastic boxes to move supplies; a 9-month pregnant woman is evacuated.

Analysis of why the water turned black and green, linked to a nearby waste storage facility.

Discussion on the extent of car damage and whether insurance will cover vehicles submerged for days.

Contrast between Rom Klao and Phetchaburi Tat Mai, where water has receded due to tunnel drainage.

Update on a 28-year-old man whose jet ski was seized by the court after filming content during the flood.