Bangkok, one of my favourite holiday destination, is still coping with the worst flooding in a half-century. The flooding began in late July and has killed several hundred people, mostly by drowning.
Several Thai friends came to Singapore to wait out the flood. Their houses and factories have been flooded for a month. They dread to assess whatever damage the flood has caused. I feel so sad for them.
I am fortunate that I do not have to face such a disaster. But I am worried about price increases on daily necessities. :(
I symphatize them..
ReplyDeleteyes, tragedy for our Thai friends!
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Those who faced the flooding is sure facing hardship now. :(
ReplyDeletehey! it's been awhile. How have u been? yep. thailand's my fav asian destination! waiting for the water to recede b4 I head out again next yr. yes, I've quit the civil service again and am free to fly!
ReplyDeletetat is some intense flooding, it seems as if it has been happening all over, vermont had a horible time due to a tropical storm hitting them (they are very mountainous and ner get that level of rain)
ReplyDeleteI used to love it when my uncles house gets flooded so we can pretend it was a huge pool and we go swim at it. It was fun some memorable moments I had when I was younger.
ReplyDeleteNothing like that around here to many mountains.
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OMG! That looks awful!
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People there must be very patient to live with this disaster for so long. I hope they get relief soon.
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