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Rising Danger of Bangkok's Floods
November 11, 2011 from LinkAsia
Medical teams in Thailand are working around the clock to come to the aid of those worst affected by Bangkok's flooding.
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Now, an update on the floods in Thailand. More than 530 people have died. International insurance broker, Jardine Lloyd Thompson, predicts damages to Thailand will hit 30 billion dollars. Some parts of the country have been under water for weeks. Military medical teams are just reaching some of the areas north of Bangkok. They had to travel through water that’s nearly four feet high. The government says nearly 3 million people have been affected by the floods. And there’s also concern about public health. Seriously ill people haven’t been able to get medicine. In Bangkok, the flood still hasn’t crested, and water is creeping closer to the city center.