Latest flood map at Bangkok, its serious.....

[Froggy]

how not to love the PM. how not to adore her.how not to worship and respect her. she is sincere.she is honest. she is kind and she is compassionate. she has her heart with the people. well done yingluck. the thais love you. the world love you too. you are an excellent pm with a heart for your country and a heart for your people. me love you too...

Whatever you are saying is incorrect and also sacrilegious to those yellowshirts. Be warned those "royalists" will come after you. There are a few in this forum.

 

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A man controls his raft while evacuating himself from his home during floods in Bangkok on November 7, 2011. The Thai capital, built on swampland, is slowly sinking and the floods currently besieging Bangkok could be merely a foretaste of a grim future as climate change makes its impact felt, experts say.

Soldiers unloads bamboo rafts from a military truck at a flooded street in Bangkok November 7, 2011. Floodwater encircled two industrial estates in the east of Bangkok on Monday and disrupted bus services in the Thai capital, although mass transit train systems were still running and central commercial districts remained dry​

 

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A Thai girl steps out a telephone booth along a flooded area at Min Buri district in Bangkok, Thailand, Monday, Nov. 7, 2011.

Army soldiers direct traffic at a flooded bus stop near Bangkok's Chatuchak market November 7, 2011

Local residents use a boat to cross flood waters in Lat Phrao shopping and business district in Bangkok, on November 7, 2011​

 

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An aerial view of a flooded district just outside the capitol city November 7, 2011 in Bangkok, Thailand.​

 

[dredd]

Whatever you are saying is incorrect and also sacrilegious to those yellowshirts. Be warned those "royalists" will come after you. There are a few in this forum.

Joe bro, I have to be in BKK soon for biz. Sorry if this is a stupid question but I would like to know if the food and water supply in the capital will be affected by the flood. Do most of the food come from the places that are hard hit by the flood? So if I walk into a rest. and order the food, will it be fresh? Will costs escalate as well? Thanks in advance.

 

[Cestbon]

Worst is coming. Now water still keep going up. Next high tide is 7 day away.

 

[TheFootballer]

bro postnew.. Are these pictures taken by you? Are they for real?? I saw pics of chatuchak on CNN or BBC.. and it seems ok.. Some tourist merrily in the Markets
All sorts of conflicting news on the severity of the bkk flood.

 

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People walk in a street in the floodwaters, in Lat Phrao shopping and business district in Bangkok, on November 7, 2011​

 

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A Thai man helps a woman staydry after they shopped at the Tesco Lotus department store along a major flooded street at sunset in the Bang Kae district southwest of the capitol city November 7, 2011 in Bangkok, Thailand.

A man waits for transport while standing in flood waters in front of a shopping mall in Bangkok on November 7, 2011
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A city bus makes its way through a major flooded street at sunset in the Bang Kae district southwest of the capitol city November 7, 2011 in Bangkok, Thailand.​

 

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Local residents wait for transport while standing in flood waters in Bangkok on November 7, 2011.​

 

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A woman carrying tomatoes and boots walks back to her house in Bangkok, Thailand, Monday, Nov. 7, 2011

 

[Froggy]

Joe bro, I have to be in BKK soon for biz. Sorry if this is a stupid question but I would like to know if the food and water supply in the capital will be affected by the flood. Do most of the food come from the places that are hard hit by the flood? So if I walk into a rest. and order the food, will it be fresh? Will costs escalate as well? Thanks in advance.

Over the weekend I was in restaurants, prices are the same and quality of the food is the same. I was also in Bang Kapi's The Mall supermarket and it was very well stocked without any differences in pricing. Again I stress this is the current situation but we don't know what will happen tomorrow. Also it depends very much on where you stay, at this moment Ratchada area is very risky. North at the Suttisan intersection and above is flooded (Suttisan/Ratchada tunnel at this intersection is closed because its flooded) water is moving slowly southwards.

If you will be staying in Sukhumvit area no problem its dry. I think this area will but be flooded and if it does could be well this weekend or after.

 

[fuksin shinnafux]

Be warned those "royalists" will come after you.

truth speaks for itself no need for royalists and yellowshirts to speak up for it

 

[Fook Seng]

truth speaks for itself no need for royalists and yellowshirts to speak up for it

There is always the danger to associate the Act of God with the acts of Govt. But acts of people can augment the Act of God, often in destructive ways.

 

[dredd]

Over the weekend I was in restaurants, prices are the same and quality of the food is the same. I was also in Bang Kapi's The Mall supermarket and it was very well stocked without any differences in pricing. Again I stress this is the current situation but we don't know what will happen tomorrow. Also it depends very much on where you stay, at this moment Ratchada area is very risky. North at the Suttisan intersection and above is flooded (Suttisan/Ratchada tunnel at this intersection is closed because its flooded) water is moving slowly southwards.

If you will be staying in Sukhumvit area no problem its dry. I think this area will but be flooded and if it does could be well this weekend or after.

Thanks for your help!

 

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Military vehicles are parked on a tollway to escape floods in Bangkok November 8, 2011.​

 

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A man greets a Buddhist monk as he gives him alms at a flooded area in Bangkok November 8, 2011.​

 

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A Thai Buddhist monk sits in a boat as a resident wades through floodwaters in front of Wat Wichitraram temple in Bangkok, Thailand, Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2011. Thailand's energy minister said the flood crisis in Bangkok is likely to drag on for another month, as authorities issued another evacuation advisory in a northern neighborhood and floodwaters inched further into the city's heart.​