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The floods that Bangkok has been experiencing since the beginning of the week have led to a state of disaster. Heavy rains have inundated roads and neighborhoods, with water levels in some areas reaching waist height. Authorities have announced a state of emergency and have begun operating pumping stations capable of draining around 1,200 cubic meters of water per second. Temporary shelters have been opened to host those affected. The rainfall has been unusually intense, with precipitation exceeding 487 millimeters, compared to the previous average of 269 millimeters. Warnings continue about the ongoing rain and its potential impact on other areas, especially given Bangkok's low-lying and marshy terrain. The city is now aiming to drain the accumulated water within two to three days, with forecasts indicating that the rain will soon stop. Meanwhile, residents are taking precautionary measures to ensure their safety.
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