Flooding at industrial estate near Bangkok

Flooding at industrial estate near Bangkok

BANGKOK, Thailand - People evacuate from the Navanakorn Industrial Promotion Zone near Bangkok on Oct. 17, 2011, as floodwater has started flowing into the area. The Thai government the same day ordered all businesses in the major industrial park to suspend operations and evacuate workers.

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