An emergency has been declared across the capital of Thailand as days of heavy rain leave the city inundated. #BangkokFloods #SevereWeather #DisasterResponse

An emergency has been declared across the capital of Thailand as days of heavy rain leave the city inundated. #BangkokFloods #SevereWeather #DisasterResponse

A state of emergency has been declared in Bangkok due to heavy rains that have forced hundreds to evacuate, while the Norrland Party has had a successful election and the Moderates have gained an outright majority in Staffanstorp. (translated)

"We are doing our best without a break. We are trying to pump out the water, but the canals are full." Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt reported that the eastern part of the city has suffered the most and warned of further rainfall. (translated)
After nearly two days of heavy rainfall, the authorities in Bangkok declared a state of emergency in the capital of Thailand, where the water reaches residents up to their waists, and the situation is starting to stabilize despite warnings of further rains. (translated)
Bangkok has been designated a disaster area after 48 hours of torrential rains that caused major flooding in the city and in 21 other provinces, resulting in one death. (translated)

"It is raining continuously, and we are doing our best. We are trying to pump out the water, but the canals are full." The governor of Bangkok, Chadchart Sittipunt, stated that the eastern part of the city is the most affected and warned of further rainfall. (translated)
Due to severe flooding declared after two days of continuous rainfall in all 50 districts of the Thai capital Bangkok, authorities are warning of further dangers, especially for residents along the canals, as the situation has stabilized for the time being. (translated)

Heavy continuous rain has flooded Bangkok, brought traffic to a standstill, and made several evacuations necessary, after which the city was declared a disaster area. (translated)
After nearly 48 hours of almost continuous rain and about 300 millimeters of water fallen in some areas, Governor Chadchart Sittipunt declared a state of emergency in all 50 districts of the Thai capital. (translated)
The heavy rains have flooded Bangkok, turning the streets into canals and forcing residents to use boats to get around, while the governor has declared a state of emergency to tackle the crisis. (translated)

The rain continues to fall and we are doing our best. We are trying to pump out the water, but the canals are full... Those living near the canals are at risk. Every canal is now full. Over 200 evacuation sites have been established where 900 people have sought shelter, Sittipunt tells the news agency. (translated)
Flooding in Bangkok has forced hundreds of people to evacuate, and the authorities have declared a state of emergency after heavy rain has hit the city and several provinces in Thailand. (translated)

"It's raining continuously, and we are doing our best. We are trying to pump out the water, but the canals are full," said the Governor of Bangkok, Chadchart Sittipunt, noting that nearly 300 millimeters of rain have fallen in Bangkok since Thursday. (translated)
After heavy rainfall of almost 300 millimeters within two days, Bangkok has declared a state of emergency in all 50 districts while the city is underwater and further precipitation is forecasted. (translated)

"The rain continues without stopping, and we are trying our best. We are trying to pump out the water, but the drains are full... Those who live near the drains are especially at risk," Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt told AFP, noting that the eastern part of the city is the worst affected. (translated)
Bangkok is facing severe flooding caused by extreme weather and an inadequate drainage system, disrupting transportation and threatening the city's residents, with the governor suggesting that the situation will stabilize if it stops raining. (translated)

Bangkok authorities have declared the city a disaster area as heavy rains have caused widespread flooding and additional storms are expected. (translated)

Residents in Bangkok express shock over the sudden and severe flooding that has hit the city, which has led to many streets now being underwater. (translated)

Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt reported that the situation poses a threat to people and causes damage to private and public property. (translated)