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IN PHOTOS: Thousands move to shelters after flooding Bangkok

Updated On: 27 September, 2026 07:02 PM IST | Janhavi Pingale

Flooding continued across Bangkok on Sunday even as rainfall eased after days of continuous downpours. Several low-lying areas, particularly in the city’s suburbs, remained submerged, forcing thousands of residents to leave their homes for temporary shelters. (Pics/AFP)

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Thousands of Bangkok residents awoke in shelters after flooding triggered by days of heavy rain in the Thai capital. Pics/AFP
Thousands of Bangkok residents awoke in shelters after flooding triggered by days of heavy rain in the Thai capital. Pics/AFP
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Thailand continues to assess the impact of flooding, with more than 545,000 people affected across 25 provinces outside Bangkok
Thailand continues to assess the impact of flooding, with more than 545,000 people affected across 25 provinces outside Bangkok
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Flooding in Bangkok affects daily movement and transport, with several long-distance train and bus services suspended
Flooding in Bangkok affects daily movement and transport, with several long-distance train and bus services suspended
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Several suburban communities remain submerged as floodwaters continue to affect low-lying areas of the Thai capital
Several suburban communities remain submerged as floodwaters continue to affect low-lying areas of the Thai capital
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Temporary shelters have been set up across Bangkok for residents displaced by persistent flooding, with about 3,000 people staying in shelters on Sunday
Temporary shelters have been set up across Bangkok for residents displaced by persistent flooding, with about 3,000 people staying in shelters on Sunday
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Flooding disrupts movement across Bangkok, with 31 roads still affected by water, according to city officials
Flooding disrupts movement across Bangkok, with 31 roads still affected by water, according to city officials
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Residents are forced to leave flood-affected communities in Bangkok as water remains in several low-lying areas
Residents are forced to leave flood-affected communities in Bangkok as water remains in several low-lying areas
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Floodwaters remain in low-lying areas of Bangkok as the Thai capital continues to deal with the aftermath of days of heavy rainfall
Floodwaters remain in low-lying areas of Bangkok as the Thai capital continues to deal with the aftermath of days of heavy rainfall

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