Honda plant in eastern Bangkok

Honda plant in eastern Bangkok

BANGKOK, Thailand - Sandbags are piled up as a defense against flooding at the entrance of Honda Motor Co.'s motorcycle plant in the Ladkrabang industrial complex in eastern Bangkok on Oct. 24, 2011.

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