As officials step up warnings, more residents are forced to leave their homes in northern Bangkok and head for higher ground. This is the worst flooding in Thailand in 50 years.
Foreigners have been advised by their governments to stay away but if travel is necessary from Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok-bound flights on MAS (Malaysia Airlines), AirAsia and Thai Airways flights from Kuala Lumpur have not been cancelled, according to MATTA (Malaysian Association of Tour and Travel Agents).
Latest update from the Tourism Authority of Thailand is that Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi airport is open ad operating normally, Don Muang airport is closed. More answers can be obtained from their Flood FAQ.
Good news came in just as I'm writing this post: The Star reported that Receding floodwaters north of Bangkok have reduced the threat to the Thai capital, the prime minister said on Saturday. But a rise in coastal high tides in the Gulf of Thailand will still test the city's flood defences.
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- November 1 update here..
- Latest, Nov 5 update
- Bangkok flood - Pictures
This is getting scarier :(
ReplyDeleteHi Ai Shiang, yep, not looking good as yet. If anyone is still thinking about visiting Bangkok, you may want to read this update on the current flood situation.
ReplyDeleteI read the comment you left in my blog,and "Thank you very much" truly appreciate it
ReplyDeleteCase of a good servant but a bad master. Hope the flood condition gets better soon.
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