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Bangkok Declares Disaster Due to Severe Flooding

Heavy rainfall over three days has led to severe flooding in Bangkok, prompting a disaster declaration across all 50 districts. Governor Chadchart Sittipunt reported nearly 300 millimeters of rain since Thursday and warned of continued rainfall. Residents near canals have been advised to move possessions to higher ground, and shelters for evacuees have been opened.

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Heavy rainfall over three days has led to severe flooding in Bangkok, prompting a disaster declaration across all 50 districts. Governor Chadchart Sittipunt reported nearly 300 millimeters of rain since Thursday and warned of continued rainfall. Residents near canals have been advised to move possessions to higher ground, and shelters for evacuees have been opened.

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Bangkok Declares Disaster Due to Severe Flooding