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Bang Kapi still flooded as residents stock up, some sleep on skywalk

Flooding remained severe in Bangkok’s Bang Kapi area on Monday afternoon, with residents around Happy Land intersection and Khlong Chan flats stocking up on food and essential supplies amid concerns that water levels may not recede soon. Residents were seen buying and storing food and other necessities, fearing that prolonged flooding could make it difficult […] The post Bang Kapi still flooded…

Bang Kapi still flooded as residents stock up, some sleep on skywalk

Bang Kapi area in Bangkok continued to experience severe flooding on Monday afternoon, according to reports. Residents residing near Happy Land intersection and Khlong Chan flats reported stocking up on essential supplies, including food, as they feared prolonged water levels may hinder rescue agencies from reaching them. Some residents were compelled to leave their homes and sleep on a skywalk due to the rising waters.

Despite the stressful and worrisome situation, many residents remained positive and focused on their daily lives, emphasizing that worrying wouldn't change the circumstances. They continued to search for food and ensure their well-being during these trying times. Several aid agencies have been actively assisting residents in Bang Kapi and Khlong Chan, primarily helping those who are unable to leave their homes or the affected zones. They deliver essential supplies to those in need.

Stranded vehicles were observed along roads near a bridge due to the flooding, prompting people to exercise caution while traveling through the area. Residents are closely monitoring the situation, expressing hope that the water levels would recede soon, enabling them to resume their normal daily routines and travel.

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