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Images of the flooded Korat (Thai television)

By Peter (editor)
Posted in News from Thailand
Tags: , ,
October 24, 2010

More aerial footage of it flooded Korat–Nakhon Ratchasima.

Number of times read: 183

7 responses to “Images of the flooded Korat (Thai television)”

  1. Editorial office says up
    24 October 2010 at 16: 20

    Horrible images. Again with a lot of poverty as a result. I don't read much about emergency aid. Not a good feeling. Certainly not when it comes to Thai.

  2. ThailandGanger says up
    24 October 2010 at 16: 30

    How sad to see.

    Where are those auxiliaries?
    What about the beasts?
    Do people get food?

    Then you will be happy that you have a wooden house on stilts when you see this. Although I wonder if something like this can withstand such a mass of water and won't eventually topple over.

    Soon there will be an outbreak of all kinds of scary diseases if this continues for a long time.

    In and in sad to see.

    • Editorial office says up
      24 October 2010 at 16: 39

      Yes, everyone is now worried about Bangkok, but when I see this, then all attention should be focused on this. If these people are not helped quickly, the Redshirts will soon have many supporters again….

  3. Johnny says up
    24 October 2010 at 18: 58

    Food is distributed by boat and people are taken to higher ground… but by whom? 72 million has already been collected and the Royal House has also made a donation. But it is still far too little.

    And what will people do when the water is gone? Living off the air?

    I am very concerned about whether it will be okay. Perhaps the king can still build a dam somewhere?

  4. Steve says up
    25 October 2010 at 09: 13

    Unbelievable what a drama for all those people. I also read somewhere that the Thai government had said they didn't need help from abroad. Will have to deal with loss of face again.

  5. Khap Khan says up
    4 November 2010 at 00: 36

    When you see these images it makes you sad.
    I feel sorry for all those people who relatively don't have that much anyway.

  6. Pim says up
    4 November 2010 at 13: 37

    For those who go to those areas .
    With the bottles of 6 liters of water full or empty, these people are very happy.
    At least they can then store some clean water.


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