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Heavy floods swept through Bangkok, Thailand, as approximately 300 millimeters of rain fell over 48 hours. This caused streets and homes to be submerged, with water levels reaching waist-high in some areas. The authorities declared Bangkok a disaster zone, and the governor warned that the crisis poses a threat to lives and property, especially in regions close to waterways. Temporary shelters and evacuation centers have been set up, and the government issued warnings to residents to move their belongings to higher ground. Meanwhile, the military is working to provide assistance. The recent floods in Thailand, last November, were among the worst in decades, resulting in 145 deaths and the destruction of thousands of homes.
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