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Heavy rain floods Bangkok as city placed on red alert

Al Jazeera reports widespread flooding in Bangkok after 48 hours of persistent downpours; the authority behind the red alert is not identified.

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Floodwater covers a city street as pedestrians shelter beneath umbrellas near storefronts and traffic lights.
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Persistent heavy rain over 48 hours has caused widespread flooding in Bangkok, according to Al Jazeera Global News.

The report describes the city as being on red alert but does not say who issued it or what measures it entails.

It provides no details on which parts of Bangkok are affected, the severity of the flooding, or any casualties or damage.

The rain period’s start time and any response measures are also not specified.

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