Bangkok, Thailand Flood Emergency, October 26th, 2011

Flooding in Bangkok near the flower market and Suang Lueang. As floodwaters bore down on the center of Bangkok, with outlying neighborhoods already under several feet of water, the city's bus and train stations were jammed on Thursday with tens of thousands of refugees racing away from the coming deluge. The level of danger to various neighborhoods is uncertain and Bangkok is now a city of rumors, panic buying and hastily built walls of sand bags and cement around shops and homes.
The flooding started three months ago with heavy rain and what seemed a badly timed release of water from dams and has been moving southward toward the capital, inundating cities like Ayutthaya, that remain under several feet of water.

[@TheRealSpeedWolf]

It would be good if you can show how empty are the shop like in 7-11/Tesco/BigC and others. as of now is hard to get anything due to the fact that all of them are empty of food to buy.

[@zzzthaoster]

hey no big deal, they could learn how to live like this and ignored the flood and water.