In Bangkok, streets turn into canals after days of heavy rain

Author: AfricaNewsPublished on: September 28, 2026Country: Thailand
Environment & Climate
In Bangkok, streets turn into canals after days of heavy rain

After several days of heavy rain, the streets of Bangkok have turned into canals, causing significant flooding in the Thai capital. Authorities have mobilized rescue teams to evacuate residents and manage damages. The situation remains critical in several districts, where water continues to accumulate. Rainfall is expected to decrease in the coming days, but flood risks persist.

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