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Bang Bua Thong hit hard by floods

By Peter (editor)
Posted in News from Thailand, Floods 2011
Tags: Bang Bua Thong, Nonthaburi, floods

October 23, 2011

The Bang Bua Thong district in Nonthaburi (Northwest of Bangkok) is in urgent need of more help. The situation is dire.

The water rises to a great height and is therefore dangerous for the population. Although soldiers with tracked vehicles are trying to provide assistance, certain areas are still inaccessible, such as Klong Chek and Klong Lamli.

The flood water is very polluted and a crocodile with a length of 4 meters was discovered. Eight people have already lost their lives to electrocution and drowning.

The residents are at their wits' end. There is a great need for boats in the hard-hit area.

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scrapers says up

24 October 2011 at 15: 54

we left our house swimming after 4 hours we were on dry land.
Thanks to the soldiers who took us with them on the already full boat.

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24 October 2011 at 16: 05

This is news……………just hope for some happier news soon!!!
Actually, you only have to follow the Thailand blog and you have no one
otherwise needed! Always up-to-date! Cheers

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