Central Bangkok can flood up to 1.5m
Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra said yesterday that flood waters in some parts of Bangkok's capital could reach 1.5 meters.
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Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra said yesterday that flood waters in some parts of Bangkok's capital could reach 1.5 meters.
The most severe flood in the last 50 years has flooded three-quarters of Thailand and threatened to submerge Bangkok.
Bangkok's governor today said the capital people need to be prepared for a situation where they must evacuate when floodwaters flood.
Mayor of Bangkok Sukhumbhand Paribatra late October 23 has warned that capital residents are prepared to deal with the cataclysm when flood water from the suburbs is mov…
Nearly 200 factories in central Thailand province were closed; hospitals in northern Bangkok must evacuate hundreds of patients; Prime Minister Yingluck had to postpone…
Japanese media reported that the country's authorities have detected unusually high levels of radiation at one of the central districts in Japan's Tokyo capital. This ar…
At least 19 people were killed when a seismic shook India, Nepal and Bhutan yesterday.
The Japanese government will consider building a backup city for Tokyo to deal with terrorist attacks or major natural disasters.
The newspaper Le Monde recently published 'Bangkok is sinking into the sea', in which warnings by 2030, part of the Thai capital will be flooded.
Two landslides occurred in the capital, Seoul and a town in northern Korea today, leaving a total of 17 people dead and 3 others missing.
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Capital is considered a clean energy solution to address climate change, but in fact, nuclear power plants are very vulnerable to climate change.
Thousands of Italians left Rome because of rumors that the earthquake will attack the city today.
Warning by meteorologist Smith Dharmasaraja said, 20 years to Thailand's capital Bangkok will be below sea level.
At least 6 people were killed after the quake shook the Tokyo capital of Japan and surrounding areas this morning.