City lashed by almost 300mm of rain in last 48 hours
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BMA opens temporary flood shelters
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Civil servants urged to work from home this Monday and Tuesday due to floods
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All 50 districts of Bangkok declared facing public disaster due to heavy rain
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Rate of water discharge through Chao Phraya Dam increased
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Civil servants urged to work from home this Monday and Tuesday due to floods
Today 16:20Key points summarised by AI
The Office of the Civil Service Commission (OCSC) recommends government agencies allow 100% work-from-home for civil servants on September 28 and 29.
This directive responds to heavy downpours and widespread flooding anticipated to persist in the capital early next week.
BMA opens temporary flood shelters
Today 12:56Key points summarised by AI
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has established temporary flood shelters across various districts in Bangkok.
These shelters, including locations like Lak Si Temple, Lat Pla Khao Temple, and Prachanukul School, are available to assist residents affected by flooding.