Flooding in Bangkok

Flooding in Bangkok

BANGKOK, Thailand - Photo taken Nov. 14, 2011, shows a damaged floodwall in the northern Bangkok district of Don Muang. Some residents, unhappy that their district is suffering badly while the center stays dry, caused the damage the previous day. (Kyodo)

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