Bangkok floods see gradual decline

Published: 27/11/2011 at 07:20 PM
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Bangkok Metropolitan Administration reported that for the past 24 hours, the floodwater declines a little and some people have begun to return homes to start cleaning.

BMA noted that Chao Phraya river at Bang Sai, Ayuthaya was 3.17 metres above mean sea level, a decline of 6cm.

The Chao Phraya river at Pak Khlong Talat was highest at 8.15 at 2.15 metres above mean sea level, 65cm below bank.

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jude23
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Discussion 2 : 28/11/2011 at 11:47 AM2
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Still BMA in water power. Flood still in Pathumthani, yes, we came back home, by boat, trying to clean our homes, but can't evacuate anything outside as water still. People from Bangkok should come here, feel the smell, the trashes everywhere, ...
What a good show of human being what I saw from Bangkok which not ready to get water to the ankle level. People here support, help each other, trying to survive as they can.
In a month, u can imagine (or u cannot), how to take a shit, clean yourself, get fresh water? Bangkok won the individualism of all European citizens. Good luck for your future.
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Discussion 1 : 28/11/2011 at 09:16 AM1
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Bangkok post headline: 'Bangkok floods see gradual decline'... I wish the same could be said about all the graft and corruption that's going on.
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