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Bangkok’s governor says flooding has stabilised, but water could take up to three days to clear after persistent rain.
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Authorities declared a flood disaster in Bangkok on Saturday after persistent rain. Nearly 300 millimetres of rain has fallen since Thursday, and AFP reporters said many homes and buildings were under water. [1]
The governor said the flooding had stabilised but warned that the water could take up to three more days to clear. That outlook depends on the rain stopping in the area. [1]
Thailand’s government has warned of a low-pressure system across much of the country through Sunday. Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul cut short a visit to London because of the floods. [1]
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