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Thailand floods affect 2.6 million people and cause at least 22 deaths

Severe flooding across Thailand has affected more than 2.6 million people in 29 provinces and the capital, Bangkok. At least 22 deaths have been reported, with authorities attributing fatalities to drowning and electric shocks.

In Bangkok, the Metropolitan Administration has declared a state of disaster across all 50 districts. The city experienced unprecedented rainfall, receiving 300 millimeters in just 48 hours—an amount typically seen over the entire month of September. While rainfall has eased in some areas, water levels continue to rise in many regions as runoff from higher elevations flows downstream.

The floods have significantly disrupted aviation at Suvarnabhumi Airport. Staff shortages due to flooded roads have caused major ground handling issues, leaving approximately 5,600 pieces of luggage unprocessed. Thai Airways has announced extensive flight cancellations for domestic and international routes through October 1, affecting destinations including Germany, Belgium, and Singapore.

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Bangkok · Bangkok Metropolitan Administration · Suvarnabhumi Airport · Thai Airways · Thailand

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