'Volkswagen' ferryboat in Bangkok

TOKYO, Japan - A makeshift boat made of styrene foam, with its front painted to resemble a Volkswagen van, is used in November 2011 in ferry services launched by residents in a flooded area of Bangkok, Thailand.

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