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Bangkok floods under control amid drainage warning
Bangkok authorities have announced that the flood situation in the Thai capital has stabilized, and water drainage is expected to take between two to three days if no additional rain falls. The government declared a disaster emergency in 50 neighborhoods after approximately 300 mm of rain fell since Thursday, leading to flooded roads and rising water levels in buildings, especially in the eastern parts of the city. The difficulty in drainage is attributed to the waterways being filled to capacity, amid repeated reminders of the aftermath of the 2011 floods, which resulted in over 500 deaths and extensive damage.
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