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Bangkok Flooding Leaves 700,000 Affected as Streets Submerge

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Severe flooding has hit Bangkok, Thailand, affecting approximately 700,000 residents across the city. Floodwaters reached knee-deep levels near a train station and shopping mall in the Bang Kapi district. Despite ongoing intermittent rainfall, residents continued their daily activities, wading through the submerged streets with their belongings. Locals have described the situation as highly stressful as the flooding disrupts normal life across affected areas.

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