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ThailandTom
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So it continues, I am counting 17 weeks now of bangkok being under water in areas all over the capital. The cleanup is suggested to take up the first quarter of next year (every estimate and figure given so far on this distater has been wrong), and the clean up price- 25 billion dollars. Convert that into tha baht and you have a large money issue right there.
Every 7/11 has huge stacks of bottled water and alacohol outside everyday that I walk past. It seems that everyone is expecting some mass economical disaster to follow. Oh, and next years monsoon will most likely cause another flood similar. Maybe the government may actually be able to do a half assed job this time instead of ballsing it up totally.
Every 7/11 has huge stacks of bottled water and alacohol outside everyday that I walk past. It seems that everyone is expecting some mass economical disaster to follow. Oh, and next years monsoon will most likely cause another flood similar. Maybe the government may actually be able to do a half assed job this time instead of ballsing it up totally.
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This video shows it on the 10th of November, probably about 14 weeks into the flooding at the time. It shows how people are reacting. But still, 17 WEEKS, that has to be a record for a capital city being flooded or something.
Also, what is language is your post title in, and how did you manage to get it to do that? That's lovely. What is the translation?
Her kids never showed up in the end. The youngest is back in school in Bangkok somehow, and the other has decided to go further north where a cousin works to work with him for more money than he was getting in bangkok. He did not come here because he went with his girlfriend and his parents to escape the flood at the time.