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The rain has eased in Bangkok, allowing vendors to start selling their food once more, albeit in waist-high murky waters. For more news go to: http://www.dw.com…
The rain has eased in Bangkok, allowing vendors to start selling their food once more, albeit in waist-high murky waters.
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We feel you. It’s the same when it rains non stop in the Philippines.
@@AkshayGodsonImported1mo ago
Praying for the people 🤍🙏🏻✝️
@@catherineleslie-faye4302Imported1mo ago
Kudos to the merchants and their floating food stands!
@@fewcommentsonnews.4842Imported1mo ago
"Swiming to SURVIVE ALTHOUGHT to flooded."
@@jamesbarry1673Imported1mo ago
Bangkok is on the fast track list of the first major cities to flood. Now that we are officially in the world of global warming and I don't know what their plans are, it's a very difficult City to build storm barriers about and the country is odd in the fact that it's either flat or very mountainous from what I'm doing told so to evacuate people to new locations will require huge infrastructure