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- Sep 27, 2026
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‘Water is chest high’: Bangkok residents trapped by floods plead for aid (opens the original)
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‘We’re all just left to fend for ourselves and take care of each other right now,’ a resident in the hard-hit eastern Bangkok says In the worst floods to hit the Thai capital in 15 years, life has ground to a standstill in parts of the city since Friday evening, prompting the town hall to declare a disaster in all 50 districts. Days of incessant rains that overwhelmed Bangkok’s creaking drainage system appeared to have let up on Sunday morning, leaving residents cautiously hopeful that the water
Bangkok declares flood disaster across city as thousands flee from homes (opens the original)
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Rains have pounded the city since Wednesday, with no respite forecast until late Sunday as waters rise to at least two feet Entire Bangkok neighbourhoods were inundated on Saturday as the city government declared a flood disaster after the worst rains in years overwhelmed the Thai capital, submerging roads, cars and forcing thousands to leave their homes. Bangkok is flood-prone, especially during the monsoon season, but waters rarely linger for long. Nonetheless, the city’s drainage is notorious
Thailand has had enough of foreign tourists behaving badly (opens the original)
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Viral misbehaviour, crimes and foreign-ownership scandals are exhausting the patience of a country famous for its hospitality Handlers at his Samut Prakan Crocodile Farm & Zoo have long thrilled onlookers by coaxing tips from the audience and carefully placing the money into the mouths of animals capable of taking off an entire hand. The crocodiles at this open-air, fan-cooled throwback to 1980s showmanship still take their tips at the end of every show. But these days, the notes are almost all
Mother seeks justice 7 months after Thai-Swedish son’s fatal crash in Pattaya (opens the original)
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The grieving family of 15-year-old Tommy Boulanger accuses police of failing to execute an arrest warrant seven months after the fatal crash The mother of a 15-year-old Thai-Swedish teenager who died after his motorbike crashed into a truck illegally reversing into oncoming traffic has made an emotional appeal for justice, accusing police of failing to execute an arrest warrant for the alleged driver, a Chinese national, seven months after the fatal crash. Tommy Boulanger, an aspiring footballer
Cambodia hosts anti-scam summit as scepticism lingers (opens the original)
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Phnom Penh is gathering global law enforcement to showcase compound closures, but critics point to the missing billions and elite ties Yet questions remain over where the missing billions have gone – as well as the role of the country’s elite, who for many years denied the problem existed at all on Cambodian soil. Scam compounds took over declining mega-casinos during the pandemic. As borders closed, gamblers were replaced with scam workers: many tricked, trafficked and forced to commit cyber fr
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