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Tens of thousands of residents remain stranded across Thailand’s capital after relentless monsoon rains submerged entire neighbourhoods, with water levels exceeding one metre in low-lying areas. The Thai government has mobilised more than 10,000 military personnel and 1,000 vehicles nationwide to assist with evacuations and relief distribution. Bangkok authorities have declared a disaster emergency across all 50 districts as the city’s drainage infrastructure struggles to cope with the deluge. More than 300 millimetres of rain fell on Bangkok in under 48 hours, overwhelming canals and main roads. Floodwaters have blocked traffic at over 37 locations, forced the suspension of long-distance rail and bus services, and left cars partially submerged on major arteries. At least three fatalities have been confirmed, including a 58-year-old woman who was electrocuted in a flooded car park in Khlong Chan and two elderly men who drowned in Bueng Kum district. Approximately 4,200 residents have been evacuated to temporary shelters, with over 200 shelters now operational across the city. The broader national picture is equally grim. Flooding has now spread across 25 provinces, affecting more than 226,000 households and causing at least eight deaths over the past ten days. Thailand’s government has declared September 28 and 29 as special holidays in Bangkok and three surrounding provinces to allow residents to manage the crisis. Both Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang international airports remain operational, though road access to both has been significantly disrupted. Meteorologists attribute the extreme rainfall to an active low-pressure system combined with a strong southwest monsoon, with forecasts warning of continued heavy rain across central Thailand. via: @aljazeeraenglish #BangkokFloods #ThailandFlood2026 #BangkokDisaster #ThailandMonsoon #FloodRelief
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