It did look like water has gone down a little bit as compared to when Silver Bullet visited it just a few days earlier, but to me, the entire place still looked bad over the weekend. Water was everywhere...and as far as the eye can see.
What used to be a truly busy area and almost always in gridlocked at any time of the day became deserted and quiet. It felt surreal, and I almost did not believe that this was Bangkok.
I hope the ordeal will be over for the flood victims soon.
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| I could smell the water from outside as we approached this entrance @ Lard Phrao MRT |
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| Just right outside the MRT station |
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| A car being cleverly perched up at one of the intersections |
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| Commuters cross to the other side of the road |
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| Ratchada-Lard Phrao Intersection - water level was much higher mid last week |
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| Water to infinity... |
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| Boat men ready to take passengers... |
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| The occasional motorbikes passing through |
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| The occasional trucks passing through |
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| While it seemed like water was receding..it gets deeper further down |
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| A commuter changing to water-proof attire as he walked out of the MRT station |
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| Boots seller on the elevated bridge |
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