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A makeshift boat near Yawaorat, Bangkok
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Looking for local transport
This couple is probably lucky to have found a bus. Now they just need to find some kind to ferry their goods back to where they live!
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Looking for passengers
This couple are making a few baht from renting out their "boat". Good on them! They could be some of the thousands laid from the flooded factories, with no government support to help them read more
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A lift on a passing lorry
People have to be really careful not to slip up as they to board these private lorries.
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A newly purchased boat
There is a huge trade in boats (for those who can afford them). Iworry about all the people in low lying areas in Bangkok, living in shanty housing which is completely inadequate.
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Cleaning up | Photo 02
I came across these cleaners last week, trying to keep out the floods from their warehouse/business. But they were lucky. They live near Yawaorat where the waters are only just reaching.
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A flooded shop.
This shop keeper was not too optimistic about her chances of selling very much, partly because her supplies were running out fast and she would not get replacements.
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The local bus service.
This image gives some idea of the extent of the flooding along these main roads in inner Bangkok suburbs, not that far from the centre of the city now. read more
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