People living along the Chao Phraya River are suffering severely, with flooding causing unusable bathrooms and having to move their cars to higher ground. It was revealed that this year the water level came early and rose high, but not as high as in 2011. People living along the Chao Phraya River are suffering greatly. The water is flooded and their toilets are unusable. They have to park their cars on higher ground. Reporters went to inspect a large community next to a shrine, Soi Khan Ruea, at the beginning of Pak Kret Pier Road. Each house is located along the Chao Phraya River. They found that the water level rose in the morning and they were severely affected. People who have cars or motorcycles leave them at the temple for safety because they are afraid that if the water comes suddenly, they will not be able to move their cars in time. Villagers said that this year the water came early and rose high, but not as much as in 2011. Some people said that they were lucky that before the water came, Pak Kret Municipality had informed people living along the river to move their belongings to higher ground, so that each household item was not damaged Source: Thai News Agency
People living along the Chao Phraya River are suffering greatly.
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