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Bangkok floods keep roads submerged and residents in shelters

Heavy rains have left Bangkok’s roads still underwater and thousands of people staying in shelters as floodwaters slowly recede.

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  1. Thousands of residents remain in shelters in Bangkok as floodwaters slowly recede.

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    Al Jazeera English
    “force thousands into shelters”
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    ישראל היום
    “אלפי תושבים עדיין במקלטים, והמים נסוגים לאט”

    Machine translation: Thousands of residents are still in shelters, and the water is receding slowly

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  2. Bangkok’s roads remained submerged after heavy rains, with authorities saying the flooding is not yet over.

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    What the 2 sources said
    BBC News – World
    “Authorities said the heavy rains have subsided but the flooding is not yet over.”
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    ישראל היום
    “הגשמים הקיצוניים השאירו כבישים בבירת תאילנד מתחת למים”

    Machine translation: The extreme rains left roads in Thailand's capital under water

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