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Locals doing everything they can to protect a car in the flooded Don Muang district, Thailand.
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Military personnel looking for people to evacuate in Don Munag district, Thailand.
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A man pulling a car in strong current on a flooded high way near Bangkok.
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A family leaves their home in Don Muang district due to the flooding, Thailand.
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A family leaves their home in Don Muang district due to the flooding, Thailand.
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A truck shuts down, leaving the people with no other option than to change vehicle, Don Muang district, Thailand.
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A man rests outside his home in a flooded street area in Don Muang district.
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A man walking on the flooded railway tracks in Don Muang district, Thailand.
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Afraid of damage to the cars, people leave their vehicles on higher ground for protection. Here on a bridge near Bangkok, Thailand.
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The ongoing crisis in Thailand continues. Floodwater gets closer to central Bangkok minute by minute. Don Muang airport is shutdown, after the area got hit by huge amounts of floodwater. Thailand. 26th October 2011.
The worst flooding in Thailand for 50 years is making it´s way into Bangkok. The shutdown of Don Muang airport and businesses, the damage to property, and the supply of aid is costing enormous amounts of money. More than 360 people are dead, and 700000 people reported ill. The flooding will now hit Bangkok harder than they anticipated, the question is how hard, and where.
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