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Bangkok declares flood disaster across city as thousands flee from homes

Bangkok declares flood disaster as thousands flee their homes

By · Published September 27, 2026  08:26 UTC · Updated September 27, 2026  08:26 UTC

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Thousands of people have been forced to leave their homes in Bangkok due to persistent flooding. According to South China Morning Post, Bangkok has declared a flood disaster across the city. This is the latest in a series of heavy rainfall and flooding incidents in Bangkok.

Photos from Al Jazeera show the extent of the flooding, with heavy rain and rising waters forcing thousands into shelters. The situation remains dire, with thousands still in need of shelter and aid. The rain has eased, but the flooding persists, with many areas still under water.

The city's infrastructure is struggling to cope with the deluge, with traffic and evacuations causing disruptions.

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What is the current situation in Bangkok?

Thousands of people have been forced to leave their homes due to persistent flooding.

Has a flood disaster been declared in Bangkok?

Yes, according to South China Morning Post.

Are there any photos of the flooding in Bangkok?

Yes, Al Jazeera has published photos of the flooding.

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