Check # The rain is heavy this morning, townspeople go through floods, traffic jams. Across the water waiting to drain to work – study

Hot social check # rain is heavy this morning, city people go through floods – traffic jams Through water waiting to drain to work – study

The rain situation this morning (September 1) in and around Bangkok. Causing flooding at many points Resulting in traffic jams Townspeople’s traffic must go through water to drain to work. And today I went to study in the chaos which became a trend on Twitter with the hashtag #rain until it reached the popularity rankings. To report problems

The reporter reported that After the rain causing traffic jam throughout the city since morning, especially around Sathorn, Rama 3, Assumption, etc.

At 08:36 AM, Sukhumvit Road users, traffic jams heading south under the Ploenchit Highway. At the end of the row is Chang Erawan BTS – Ramindra Road, incoming traffic – Chaengwattana Road, outgoing, very congested. Tai Watsadu – Central Chaengwattana Flooded Traffic Area At the end of the accumulation line, Ramindra Km.11 – Chaengwattana Road, Pak Kret Intersection – Klong Prapa Intersection.

Entrance Rattanathibet Road in the direction of the Khae Rai intersection Continuing along Ngamwongwan Road, Phong Phet Intersection and Bang Khen Intersection, on a rainy day, a terrible traffic jam piles up in front of Kasemrad Hospital, Rattanathibet – Rangsit-Nakhon Nayok Road, inbound, in the direction to Khlong 1, a heavily congested vehicle at the end of the line that piles up at Khlong 6.

Flooded area – Soi Pattanakarn 65, the flood is high enough, in The Mall Bang Khae area, then connect to the MRT using the flyover, the connecting road to the shopping center across the street, very deep, 07.20 hrs. Na Nikom Road, Bang Phli During the industrial state of Bang Phli, Soi 7, the car is very stuck, 08:44 h. Heavy rains, floods in Soi Chim Phli 23, Manthana village, Taling Chan district, water waiting to drain Petchkasem towards Lak Song station, Ramkhamhaeng 24, floods

Thanks to the photos and information from NSM FM91 @ fm91trafficpro and @ js100radio and to all Twitter users.