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Bangkok has been declared a disaster area after days of torrential rain flooded homes, businesses and major roads across the Thai capital.
Nearly 300 millimetres of rain fell in some areas in less than 48 hours, overwhelming Bangkok's canals and drainage system. Residents have been forced to wade through deep floodwaters, while schools, businesses and transport have been disrupted.
Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt says the situation has stabilised, but more heavy rain is forecast and authorities are still trying to manage water flowing into the city from neighbouring provinces.
Journalist Tommy Walker reports from Bangkok on how residents are coping, whether the city is prepared for further rainfall, and how the flooding compares with Thailand's devastating 2011 floods.
Chapter Breakdown
00:00 Bangkok flood disaster after days of torrential rain
01:58 Which parts of the Thai capital are worst hit? Journalist Tommy Walker reports
03:23 How are residents coping with the floods?
04:52 More flooding ahead or turning point?
05:40 How does this compare with the 2011 floods?
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Nearly 300 millimetres of rain fell in some areas in less than 48 hours, overwhelming Bangkok's canals and drainage system. Residents have been forced to wade through deep floodwaters, while schools, businesses and transport have been disrupted.
Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt says the situation has stabilised, but more heavy rain is forecast and authorities are still trying to manage water flowing into the city from neighbouring provinces.
Journalist Tommy Walker reports from Bangkok on how residents are coping, whether the city is prepared for further rainfall, and how the flooding compares with Thailand's devastating 2011 floods.
Chapter Breakdown
00:00 Bangkok flood disaster after days of torrential rain
01:58 Which parts of the Thai capital are worst hit? Journalist Tommy Walker reports
03:23 How are residents coping with the floods?
04:52 More flooding ahead or turning point?
05:40 How does this compare with the 2011 floods?
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